APS backtracks on reduced quarantine time

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good idea. The American Medical Association has come out with a statement in opposition to the CDC quarantine changes. The shorter quarantine in a school setting is just going to encourage sick, infected kids to come in and facilitate more virus spread (given the inadequate masking and lunch predicament).

Lunch predicament? There's no lunch predicament. Kids are eating indoors at schools throughout the US and the world with no issues.

Oh, you must be one of those "I haven't eaten indoors in a restaurant since March 2020". Boy have you missed out. We just met up with 5 APS families today at a restaurant indoors.

THIS!
adults in Arlington have free will to go to movies, the gym, restaurants, the train.....everywhere! And we are begging our public schools to allow our kids to GO TO SCHOOL, eat lunch with their friends and do so without reporting their health history or testing daily. Begging idiots to give our kids the freedoms we enjoy. Meanwhile in half the country life is normal for kids. Normal.

Move to Missouri or something then if that’s what you want.

The free will argument doesn’t work for kids. School before 16 is mandatory. A child’s only option is what the adults(families) chose
for them. So to the free will person if you don’t like what is happening homeschool is the option you can use your free will to impose homeschooling upon your kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good idea. The American Medical Association has come out with a statement in opposition to the CDC quarantine changes. The shorter quarantine in a school setting is just going to encourage sick, infected kids to come in and facilitate more virus spread (given the inadequate masking and lunch predicament).

Lunch predicament? There's no lunch predicament. Kids are eating indoors at schools throughout the US and the world with no issues.

Oh, you must be one of those "I haven't eaten indoors in a restaurant since March 2020". Boy have you missed out. We just met up with 5 APS families today at a restaurant indoors.

THIS!
adults in Arlington have free will to go to movies, the gym, restaurants, the train.....everywhere! And we are begging our public schools to allow our kids to GO TO SCHOOL, eat lunch with their friends and do so without reporting their health history or testing daily. Begging idiots to give our kids the freedoms we enjoy. Meanwhile in half the country life is normal for kids. Normal.

Move to Missouri or something then if that’s what you want.

The free will argument doesn’t work for kids. School before 16 is mandatory. A child’s only option is what the adults(families) chose
for them. So to the free will person if you don’t like what is happening homeschool is the option you can use your free will to impose homeschooling upon your kids.

Exactly. As their adult parent I choose what they should be doing with respect to their right to public school that I pay for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good idea. The American Medical Association has come out with a statement in opposition to the CDC quarantine changes. The shorter quarantine in a school setting is just going to encourage sick, infected kids to come in and facilitate more virus spread (given the inadequate masking and lunch predicament).

Lunch predicament? There's no lunch predicament. Kids are eating indoors at schools throughout the US and the world with no issues.

Oh, you must be one of those "I haven't eaten indoors in a restaurant since March 2020". Boy have you missed out. We just met up with 5 APS families today at a restaurant indoors.

THIS!
adults in Arlington have free will to go to movies, the gym, restaurants, the train.....everywhere! And we are begging our public schools to allow our kids to GO TO SCHOOL, eat lunch with their friends and do so without reporting their health history or testing daily. Begging idiots to give our kids the freedoms we enjoy. Meanwhile in half the country life is normal for kids. Normal.

Move to Missouri or something then if that’s what you want.

The free will argument doesn’t work for kids. School before 16 is mandatory. A child’s only option is what the adults(families) chose
for them. So to the free will person if you don’t like what is happening homeschool is the option you can use your free will to impose homeschooling upon your kids.

SO free will is only available to those who want to send their kids to school without regard for their ability to infect others with health conditions or with the under 5 family members with health conditions? Good to know public schools aren’t an option for us. I guess families relying on 2 incomes have the “free will” to give up one of those incomes to homeschool. Enjoy your “free will.” Sounds like selfishness to me.

[Anonymous]

What about all the kids with health conditions who also need to go to school and should be able to do that with a modicum of safety?

Oh right you don’t care about them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about all the kids with health conditions who also need to go to school and should be able to do that with a modicum of safety?

Oh right you don’t care about them.

There are VERY, VERY few kids that have safety issues. And you know what? They'd have safety issues pre-COVID too, especially this time of year with the flu. H1N1 killed way more kids on annual basis than COVID has.

There are 200 endemic respiratory viruses. They would handle them the same way.

This is just a triple vaccinated person who is trying to avoid a virus everyone will get (and a cold from it), and using our kids as their viral shields. It's hypochondria and it's a mental illness.

[Anonymous]

Surveillance testing for asymptomatic cases = school closures by stealth

No thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good idea. The American Medical Association has come out with a statement in opposition to the CDC quarantine changes. The shorter quarantine in a school setting is just going to encourage sick, infected kids to come in and facilitate more virus spread (given the inadequate masking and lunch predicament).

Lunch predicament? There's no lunch predicament. Kids are eating indoors at schools throughout the US and the world with no issues.

Oh, you must be one of those "I haven't eaten indoors in a restaurant since March 2020". Boy have you missed out. We just met up with 5 APS families today at a restaurant indoors.

Oh it's you again. You sure have an active social life. Where did you go tonight?

So when your kids pop positive on Sunday they will be out of school for the next week and a half and there goes your childcare. Enjoy!

Nope she won’t test them and they will expose dozens at school.

Are people constantly positive with COVID and emitting it? This is a crazy, crazy idea - if you go to eat indoors, you're automatically positive with COVID. If you've been living like this for 10 months now, then what? We've been infecting people constantly for 10 months?

COVIDian logic is always non-existent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about all the kids with health conditions who also need to go to school and should be able to do that with a modicum of safety?

Oh right you don’t care about them.

There are VERY, VERY few kids that have safety issues. And you know what? They'd have safety issues pre-COVID too, especially this time of year with the flu. H1N1 killed way more kids on annual basis than COVID has.

There are 200 endemic respiratory viruses. They would handle them the same way.

This is just a triple vaccinated person who is trying to avoid a virus everyone will get (and a cold from it), and using our kids as their viral shields. It's hypochondria and it's a mental illness.

Wish I knew who you and the person after you is so we could get drinks. In public. So glad I'm not alone.