MCPS covid cases

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Anonymous wrote:Poolesville had 11 cases reported today and one over the weekend.

It looks like the cases in MCPS are increasing rapidly. This is scary.

I really think its time to come to grips with the reality that you will get it and you will likely be fine. Maybe it won’t be so scary when you realize how not a big deal it is for most people

Disagree! You can get it if you want but I think it's time for some good old DL.

If you really think you’re going to live life without ever getting covid, you’re delusional

Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

My entire family is triple vaxxed. I’m just tired of martyrs like you who think if only we just paused life for a week, a month, a year this thing is going to disappear. It won’t. We need to finally have a conversation about how we live with it and a large part of that is acknowledging that isn’t fatal or even serious for the vast majority of people who get it

We need to take precautions for a good year or two. Is it really that hard for you? It is fatal to many. It is serious to many. And, triple vaccinated means nothing and kids cannot be triple vaccinated except if you are lying to get the shots. And, now standard sounds like 4 shots. Maybe it is time to rethink that if everyone is vaccinated that is enough strategy as its not working.

[Anonymous]

A word to the wise: Do not engage with the PP. Just look away.

[Anonymous]

Calm down everyone.


Public schools will close only if hospitals saturate.


If you want schools open, exercise a little care when socializing and out and about.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Poolesville had 11 cases reported today and one over the weekend.

It looks like the cases in MCPS are increasing rapidly. This is scary.

I really think its time to come to grips with the reality that you will get it and you will likely be fine. Maybe it won’t be so scary when you realize how not a big deal it is for most people

Disagree! You can get it if you want but I think it's time for some good old DL.

If you really think you’re going to live life without ever getting covid, you’re delusional

Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

My entire family is triple vaxxed. I’m just tired of martyrs like you who think if only we just paused life for a week, a month, a year this thing is going to disappear. It won’t. We need to finally have a conversation about how we live with it and a large part of that is acknowledging that isn’t fatal or even serious for the vast majority of people who get it

We need to take precautions for a good year or two. Is it really that hard for you? It is fatal to many. It is serious to many. And, triple vaccinated means nothing and kids cannot be triple vaccinated except if you are lying to get the shots. And, now standard sounds like 4 shots. Maybe it is time to rethink that if everyone is vaccinated that is enough strategy as its not working.[/quote

Do you really think Covid will magically disappear after 2 years? Do you really think that? That’s what we call magical thinking

[Anonymous]

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Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

We are NOT one of the most vaccinated countries.

Also, PP, how old are you? Life isn't fair. Sometimes bad things happen to good people.

Getting covid is irresponsible behavior from others who have it and refuse to take precautions. This is not bad things happen to good people.

Every single person who got Covid is because of irresponsible behavior? It’s hard to take you seriously at all

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A word to the wise: Do not engage with the PP. Just look away.

Why? Because you don’t want to face uncomfortable realities?

[Anonymous]

People - you have gotten good advice. Don't engage with the behavior poster. Just let it go. You are wasting your time.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Poolesville had 11 cases reported today and one over the weekend.

It looks like the cases in MCPS are increasing rapidly. This is scary.

I really think its time to come to grips with the reality that you will get it and you will likely be fine. Maybe it won’t be so scary when you realize how not a big deal it is for most people

Disagree! You can get it if you want but I think it's time for some good old DL.

If you really think you’re going to live life without ever getting covid, you’re delusional

Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

My entire family is triple vaxxed. I’m just tired of martyrs like you who think if only we just paused life for a week, a month, a year this thing is going to disappear. It won’t. We need to finally have a conversation about how we live with it and a large part of that is acknowledging that isn’t fatal or even serious for the vast majority of people who get it

We need to take precautions for a good year or two. Is it really that hard for you? It is fatal to many. It is serious to many. And, triple vaccinated means nothing and kids cannot be triple vaccinated except if you are lying to get the shots. And, now standard sounds like 4 shots. Maybe it is time to rethink that if everyone is vaccinated that is enough strategy as its not working.

Ok, well why don’t you set up a Zoom call with the 7.9 billion humans on the planet and roll out your bad behavior lecture. Just get everybody to behave for a year or two.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poolesville had 11 cases reported today and one over the weekend.

It looks like the cases in MCPS are increasing rapidly. This is scary.

I really think its time to come to grips with the reality that you will get it and you will likely be fine. Maybe it won’t be so scary when you realize how not a big deal it is for most people

Disagree! You can get it if you want but I think it's time for some good old DL.

If you really think you’re going to live life without ever getting covid, you’re delusional

Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

My entire family is triple vaxxed. I’m just tired of martyrs like you who think if only we just paused life for a week, a month, a year this thing is going to disappear. It won’t. We need to finally have a conversation about how we live with it and a large part of that is acknowledging that isn’t fatal or even serious for the vast majority of people who get it

We need to take precautions for a good year or two. Is it really that hard for you? It is fatal to many. It is serious to many. And, triple vaccinated means nothing and kids cannot be triple vaccinated except if you are lying to get the shots. And, now standard sounds like 4 shots. Maybe it is time to rethink that if everyone is vaccinated that is enough strategy as its not working.

Ok, well why don’t you set up a Zoom call with the 7.9 billion humans on the planet and roll out your bad behavior lecture. Just get everybody to behave for a year or two.

pretty zoom crashes with only a few thousands connections. our network is not that good.

[Anonymous]

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Calm down everyone.


Public schools will close only if hospitals saturate.


If you want schools open, exercise a little care when socializing and out and about.

A single death or a few thousand cases will shut down MCPS. Hopefully it won’t happen this winter.

[Anonymous]

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Calm down everyone.


Public schools will close only if hospitals saturate.


If you want schools open, exercise a little care when socializing and out and about.

A single death or a few thousand cases will shut down MCPS. Hopefully it won’t happen this winter.

Even if we have a death or a few thousand cases, it will not shut down.

We've had 1229 since the beginning of the year. This doesn't include cases in the last week so its probably up to 1300. We've had several outbreaks at several schools.

[Anonymous]

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A single death or a few thousand cases will shut down MCPS. Hopefully it won’t happen this winter.

Kids have been killed on their way to and from school. MCPS didn't shut down.

[Anonymous]

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A single death or a few thousand cases will shut down MCPS. Hopefully it won’t happen this winter.

Kids have been killed on their way to and from school. MCPS didn't shut down.

Private school in MD is going virtual.

https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2021/12/private-high-school-in-montgomery-co-shifts-online-after-covid-case-spike/

It looks like there Omicron varient is going to be dangerous than anything and looks like MCPS will go vitrual for the health and safety of students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

A single death or a few thousand cases will shut down MCPS. Hopefully it won’t happen this winter.

Kids have been killed on their way to and from school. MCPS didn't shut down.

Private school in MD is going virtual.

https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2021/12/private-high-school-in-montgomery-co-shifts-online-after-covid-case-spike/

It looks like there Omicron varient is going to be dangerous than anything and looks like MCPS will go vitrual for the health and safety of students.

Sooner or later.

[Anonymous]

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Probably we will all get it but we have people like you to thank who are responsible for spreading it. It seems really unfair of those of us not traveling, not socializing in big groups, not dining out or traveling to have to get it from someone like you who cannot even keep their sick kid home. We are one of the most vaccinated countries and one of the highest rates of covid. That speaks volumes.

We are NOT one of the most vaccinated countries.

Also, PP, how old are you? Life isn't fair. Sometimes bad things happen to good people.

Getting covid is irresponsible behavior from others who have it and refuse to take precautions. This is not bad things happen to good people.

Every single person who got Covid is because of irresponsible behavior? It’s hard to take you seriously at all

Outside of work, yes, pretty much. If you are traveling outside of an emergency and for fun, yes. If you are socializing indoors, yes. If you aren't masking, yes. If you are dining indoors at restaurants, yet. If your kids are not masking, hanging out in each others homes, etc, yes. If your kids are in a school with no social distancing and no mandatory, weekly testing, yes.