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To put a bunch of students in a crowded auditorium and fears of a spreading virus as the student described... seems unnecessarily dangerous. Just purely from a
by 0xCMP 5y ago
To put a bunch of students in a crowded auditorium and fears of a spreading virus as the student described... seems unnecessarily dangerous. Just purely from a crowd control perspective.
To allow students to spread the virus and infect staff without intervention is negligent.
This isn't even accounting for unknown long term effects and recent studies suggesting kids with covid are more likely to be type 1/2 diabetic.
So something has to be done and what is being done is suboptimal. Students need support. They are, as you mention, unlikely to die but still not possible to allow known spread.
- dude187 5y agoSo you believe that we should NEVER have ANY events in an auditorium ever again? Covid is here for the rest of our lives. What you say we should do now, needs to be what you think we should do permanently. Any removals of freedom you advocate for, will not end. I think when you frame it in that reality, most realize that we don't actually want to get rid of the freedom in the ways people push for.