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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are people opposed to kids wearing masks before they are vaccinated? The kids seem to mind them least of all. And elementary kids can run and play with them just fine. [/quote]

Because they are mentally ill and always need to complain about *something*.

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You need to talk to lawyer lady about ableism. Just because someone disagrees with you doesn't mean they are "mentally ill" or "need help."

You are not a great spokesperson to your cause, or to the discourse.[/quote]

My cause is calling out the ridiculous parents. Seriously, get help.

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NP - but you use name calling and personal attacks. It's uncalled for. I'm not involved with APE or SR, but the SR people on AEM seem to shout every one else down and get unnecessarily nasty. Just because most parents don't comment on that forum, you should not assume the majority agrees with you on everything. And I support masks and testing and can't wait to get my kids vaccinated. [/quote]

I’m not with APE or SR either. I rarely go on AEM. I detest some of the key players there too.

I’m just done with the ridiculous parents who relentlessly complain about everything (open schools, teachers suck, 5 days, no masks, etc). Something is wrong with them. Who knows - maybe they are just straight up a-holes, but it seems deeper than that. 
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Frustrated white men?[/quote]

Yes, the angry dad bros are the worst. It’s not just them but they the most ridiculous. 
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My theory is a teacher dumped them at some point, and they’re still salty.[/quote]

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