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We aren't going to agree here. You think it is science but you don't have any evidence to support your conclusion that this is irreparable harm. I am fine not
by jml78 3y ago
We aren't going to agree here. You think it is science but you don't have any evidence to support your conclusion that this is irreparable harm.
I am fine not agreeing, I don't care to argue that point any further. But one thing I am curious about from your original comment.
You said that we had the vaccine with nurses, doctors, and teachers and why did we keep the schools not in person learning. My question is, are you pissed about the timeframe between March 2020 and January 2021. Basically before vaccines were generally available?
I also assume you are talking about the USA. My kid's school was back to in person school in Sept 2020 even before the vaccines (except for parents who chose to keep their kids home which we did due to autoimmune issues in the home).
So really, the distance learning was between the end of March and end of May for my kids for most of the kids in my school district. And yes, for many kids, they weren't doing shit during that time frame between March and May.
I just don't understand the time-frame you are angry about because schools were back to in person learning (while requiring masking) prior to the vaccine.