I think you are speaking of TheScience(tm) people. AKA the left that has performed miserably thru this.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
I think you are speaking of TheScience(tm) people. AKA the left that has performed miserably thru this.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
It absolutely did. They were trying to stop the spread of the virus. Same reason why so many businesses worked remotely in 2020 and 2021.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
Oh look another post where brett talks definitively on a subject he has little knowledge of. On this episode.
Yes, explain why kids have slacked in their studies and motor skill development. Why their depression and anxiety is ever higher.Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
It was a disaster and our kid are paying the price for that
You said it made no sense. Not me. Is there "no sense" in saving a significant amount of lives? What don't you understand about any of this? There were various stretches during the pandemic where 3,000 or more people were dying a day from COVID.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
It wasn't an ideal solution but the alternative wasn't sending kids in full capacities to schools in the midst of a pandemic that has killed over 1 million people in the US alone.
Tell me when you figure out how virus transmission works btw. We could be here awhile with a request like that, I know.
And basically none of them were children.Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
Schools that stayed in school showed no real issues.
The Flu was more an issue to 18 and younger than COVID. But please, do go on and speak on how great removing kids from classrooms was great.
Kids don't exist in a vacuum. They go home to parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc many of which are more susceptible to COVID. The chain of infection also increases as more people are exposed, not just within those families but who those people in said families associate with.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
Why are you having such a hard time with this? I've explained this to you probably over a dozen times since this thread started. Are you that stubborn in your beliefs? Rhetorical question btw.
Early on in the pandemic, it was acceptible to take kids out of school. They should be in school now though.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
Covid is a thing of the past; it's time to move on. Fraudci and the Democrats want to keep it going because that is all they have. We basically wasted 2 years of our lives for nothing more than a flu.
More rock solid proof that you are a ****ing fool.Quote:
Originally Posted by ccugrad1
Covid exists and is more than a flu, but the world does need to do a better job balancing all the different facets of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by ccugrad1
My wife contracted Covid this very weekend…Quote:
Originally Posted by ccugrad1
It boils down to this: some folks in the US can tolerate a virus because for the most part it kills people over 50 — 925,000 out of 985,000 (and 750,000 out of 985,000 were over 65).
Some cannot.
I find the arrogance of this guy amazing. Here he is refusing to acknowledge the suffering of school children forced out of the classroom by the stupid lockdown rules. Like Brett mentioned, depression, loss of confidence, word formulation problems in children, lack of social contact with peers and friends, less academic progression than if in regular classroom teaching, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
Then this guy doubles down in ignorance with his attempting to insult Brett and questions why is he being stupid in having a hard time with the school lockdowns because he tried a dozen times to "splain" things to him and says that Brett is jsut "stubborn"? Hilarious.:speechless:
You explain wrongly but hey, you do you. You still have no way to measure keeping your hypocrisy in check. SO you got that going for you. Which for you is nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
It was a bit more than a flu but over-all it was over-all mishandled in the reaction and policies that were put into place to deal with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ccugrad1