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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love how "keen observers" miss the alarmingly high COVID rates in countries with open schools, and in areas of the US with open schools. If anything, politics have forced schools to open when they should have stayed shut.[/quote] Did you read the article? There is no correlation between covid rates and school openings. I’m still agog at supposedly progressive and intelligent DC parents who don’t get this. [/quote] That's impossible to know. What is possible to know is the COVID rates that go up when schools open. What a mystery, eh?[/quote] The view that there should be zero COVID cases in schools is very much political. And the evidence does not show COVID is spreading from schools anyway. I expect you to make a more coherent argument here. [/quote] Why do people keep posting, "Why can Europe open schools safely when we can't" when they have such high spikes now that they are forced to do shut downs, and then in the same breath say opening schools doesn't contribute to rising numbers of cases? That's so stupid. Of course it does.[/quote]
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