I wish I could say that it was due to border bleed, but nope.
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Yeah with the push to reopen schools, a lot of kids are going to lose their parents, in many cases being the one to transmit the virus to them. Iâm not sure how that is being missed in the whole âwhat if kids/teachers get sickâ debate.
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Quite intentionally, Iâm sure.
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Oh, but the horror and permanent damage to the child if they miss 3rd grade!
(Full disclosure, I missed 3rd grade. And 6th. And most of my permanent damage was delivered to me by my primary school classmates.)
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They donât actually give a happy fuck about that, or about children at all.
Remember who the architects of humanityâs demise were, once the dust settles.
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itâs not like cruise ships were ever very clean to start with. the industry has had plenty of time to figure out how to deal with viral outbreaks since its inception⌠and, so far as iâve ever heard, have barely bothered.
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see! if youâd been there you would have been accepted into their peer-social group which would have helped you assume your rightful patriotic place helping to make america really super great again.
without constant schooling and learning year after year about columbus, our heroic founding fathers, and the way the confederacy fought for the equality of all americans⌠where do you think our nationâs children would be?
we must fill kids lives with as much school, homework, and after school sports activities as we can, or the nation will be lost.
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Theyâre right. I agree with them 100 percent. Teachers donât feel safe. Most parents said in a survey that theyâre âvery concernedâ about sending their kids back to school. So why are we getting bullied into opening? This district isnât ready to open. I canât have more people getting sick. Why are they threatening our funding? I keep waiting for someone higher up to take this decision out of my hands and come to their senses. Iâm waiting for real leadership, but maybe itâs not going to happen.
When police discovered the woman, sheâd been dead at home for at least 12 hours, alone except for her 4-year-old daughter. The early reports said only that she was 42, a mammogram technician at a hospital southwest of Atlanta and almost certainly a victim of COVID-19. Had her identity been withheld to protect her familyâs privacy? Her employerâs reputation?
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/how-a-175-covid-19-test-led-to-2479-in-charges
The more she read, the more annoyed de Cordova became. SignatureCare charges a âfacility feeâ for treatment, the document said, ranging âbetween five hundred dollars and one hundred thousand dollars.â Another charge, the âobservation fee,â could range from $1,000 to $100,000.
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Seeing how little free time kids have today in comparison to my younger years, part of me wonders if theyâre afraid the kids will do just as well despite the break (or because of it).
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But cruises have restarted?
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This is an important read, as although WDKS still holds, we are learning. Better grasp of how kids acquire and transmit covid is vital as schools and parents consider how to handle educating our youngâuns.
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Sheesh! What a Trumpshow this is turning you to be.
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oh, man! I canât wait for that next episode! Sir David Attenborough narrating the rise of Homo floridensis! w00t!
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Covidâs gonna make him eat those words. And the Grim Reaper.
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Nope, heâll be fine, but some mother of four who has to deliver his pizza to pay her rent will die.
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