Masks optional by spring break

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even Leana Wen from far left CNN is saying it should be up to the family, not school system, whether to mask their children. It is shifting whether you like it or not.

Here is a larger portion of the interview. https://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2022/02/08/dr-wen-stance-lifting-some-mask-usage-schools-intv-sot-ac360-vpx.cnn

Ha ha. Good one. Wen is sooo far left that she was fired from Planned Parenthood b/c she was too conservative

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

Speak for yourself. For mine it's a huge deal. And it is for your's, too, but they're afraid to tell you that because you've become such a tyrant on the subject.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

So?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

Speak for yourself. For mine it's a huge deal. And it is for your's, too, but they're afraid to tell you that because you've become such a tyrant on the subject.

Nope, raising compassionate human beings here. And they will happily wear the mask to protect your kid who may not be able to wear it well or have problems.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

So?

White American in a nutshell

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

So?

White American in a nutshell

Stop being a racist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

That wasn't the point of these vaccines. They were to reduce deaths/symptoms. The government failed us by telling people this was a cure, which it isn't. Science and our government failed us. People who don't get this failed us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a reasonable goal given our vaccination rates, decline of omicron, success of mask optional schools in neighboring Virginia, announcement from the archdiocese of Arlington… there is so much data to support this too.

What do you think?

If anything, two weeks AFTER spring break. Some of you all are going to engage in questionnable activities so you need to be masked upon return.

That’s the whole point of vaccines - we can do whatever we want and pose no risk to anyone else. Yay for science!

And you can still transmit, so there's that.

So?

White American in a nutshell

Look, we found the racist. People of all ethnicities and races don't care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

Speak for yourself. For mine it's a huge deal. And it is for your's, too, but they're afraid to tell you that because you've become such a tyrant on the subject.

DP but highly doubtful. If anything, we have our kids friends over all the time who tell us they are afraid to tell their parents that they don’t mind masking and they enjoyed virtual school for different reasons. Most of these kids parents are extremely vocal at board meetings and/ or are leaders of the reopening group. Our kids certainly aren’t afraid to tell us if they disagree with us on any point because we raised them to think for themselves. It’s probably why their friends feel comfortable coming to us with their issues with their own parents. Stop projecting onto other people. Sounds like your house is definitely one you can’t speak up in.

[Anonymous]

Only in American is masking considered some sort of tyranny or oppression. It’s so embarrassing to hear what other countries think of us. We deserve it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

No... compare like demographic groups.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who act like masks 40 hours a week on little kids for YEARS during their prime learning, socialization, and development years have zero credibility. We should be balancing harms. How well do they work? What is the harm they really reduce? What harm do they cause? It’s time they came off. It really is. The kids have been really great but they’ve paid a high price. Not worth it anymore. Experts slowly coming around.

Hey xenophobe, check out China and other Asian countries who have been doing it for YEARS

This must be a joke. Asian countries do not mask children nonstop for years starting at 2. Intermittent mask wearing is normalized in some but not all Asian countries for things like pollution and when you are actually sick with a cold. Holy shoe horn DCUM is crazy.

Who said non-stop since age 2? Kids get plenty of mask-free time at home, and mask breaks at school

https://www.voanews.com/a/science-health_coronavirus-outbreak_not-just-coronavirus-asians-have-worn-face-masks-decades/6185597.html

It's really not a big deal. And their academics far surpass us, so there's that.

Speak for yourself. For mine it's a huge deal. And it is for your's, too, but they're afraid to tell you that because you've become such a tyrant on the subject.

DP but highly doubtful. If anything, we have our kids friends over all the time who tell us they are afraid to tell their parents that they don’t mind masking and they enjoyed virtual school for different reasons. Most of these kids parents are extremely vocal at board meetings and/ or are leaders of the reopening group. Our kids certainly aren’t afraid to tell us if they disagree with us on any point because we raised them to think for themselves. It’s probably why their friends feel comfortable coming to us with their issues with their own parents. Stop projecting onto other people. Sounds like your house is definitely one you can’t speak up in.

LOL well I know kids who liked virtual too. They never had to do any work and could sleep in. Who wouldn't love that as a teen?!! Sounds like you fell for it lol.