CA Universities Reinstating Indoor Mask Mandates

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Anonymous wrote:So absurd. They'll require masks in classrooms and as soon as students leave class, the mask comes off. This does absolutely nothing except annoy everyone.

Indoor masking to keep professors and vulnerable students save.

Professors can be vaccinated and double boosted if they choose to be. Students don’t need to make to keep them safe.

Professors cannot work if they get sick with covid. Vaccines help with symptoms not transmission so you need a new talking point.

Does that mean CA colleges will be eliminating the vaccine mandates? Yay!

No because CA college are smart enough to realize that vaccines help reduce symptoms and the severity of symptoms and help keep people out of hospitals, thus keeping our medical facilities available for people with other medical issues.

Without prevention of transmission, mandates violate medical ethics.

CA hospitals are not overwhelmed. Nowhere close to being overwhelmed. Just the other day, LA USC had only 10% of "covid" patients actually there *for* covid, and they have not had a case of covid pneumonia since Feb.

I think that ship has sailed. Our public health officials have been implementing all sorts of mandates that clearly violate medical ethics.

If medical ethics were important, there would not be a single booster mandate at any college anywhere. Really, there shouldn't be any vaccine mandates anywhere - since it is clear that vaccines do not prevent the transmission of Covid.

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Anonymous wrote:They’re only for unvaccinated people

Where is the logic behind that? Vaccinated individuals can still catch and transmit Covid.

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My child would never get into UCLA and we couldn’t afford it, but if we could I would seriously consider another school b/c forcing masks at this point is ridiculous, and I think at least this point is really over the top.

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Anonymous wrote:My child would never get into UCLA and we couldn’t afford it, but if we could I would seriously consider another school b/c forcing masks at this point is ridiculous, and I think at least this point is really over the top.

Agreed!

And it makes me think that the school is kinda anti-science. I mean, shouldn’t a university like UCLA have knowledgeable scientific advisors to make these decisions. What pseudo-science are they using?