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They're gonna make sure we never have an appropriate response ever again.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fauci-schools-shut-down-covid/
Everyone is just going to be sick, all the time, forever, and people are going to forget that there was once a time when being sick was unusual.
but with more tears.
Yeah, we could have re-opened them safely with air filtration and n95 use. But it's cheaper just to say "fuck it" and get everyone sick.
You greatly overestimate the hygiene and discipline of children
It helps greatly if the community is also taking measures.
Right now, even with just with air filtration, studies estimate it cuts down the spread of disease by 20%.
That's why you put good filtration systems in the buildings full of infection generators
Yeah that's why you never get sick from planes
A school is a closely packed environment where people stay close to each other without really wearing masks for extended periods of time. After that, they have physical contact and eat without masks as well. You can install the filtration system at the cost of the art program and computer lab but that's not going to fundamentally change the nature of schools. Also schools have people sit near each other and use toilets.
They're not going to do it at the expense of the art program and computer lab. Those programs were axed long ago in much of the us.
A school where the windows and doors aren't always shut and locked? What are we, a bunch of Europeans?
how did you tell it was the plane and not the airport?
Or people in general. Just walked into the bathroom at work and there is snot on the wall above the urinal. Only adults work here.
I still remember when that fuck gave the all-clear to re-open everything and ban masks but if you wanted to interview him you needed to test negative three days in a row and wear an N95 outdoors.
Curious.
There wasn't even an appropriate response the first time
True.
Can't wait for mpox+bird flu to ravage the country while we're still forced to continue our lives like nothing is wrong.
If your responses is comprehensive then schools and everything should have been shut down for 6-12 weeks while people are tested and quarantined.
I live in Florida. Disney was back open summer 2020.