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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Out of curiosity, for those of you who assert that masks should be optional, do you feel the same way about peanut butter?

Should I be able to send my kid, who is a super picky eater and eats mostly PBJ right now, to school with a peanut butter sandwich instead of the contortions I go through to try and find stuff he can eat that doesn't include nuts, which right now, is only apples and Pirate's Booty?

It's clearly to my child's benefit to be able to eat peanut butter in school. Why should I give a crap about the kid who is allergic?[/quote]

Yes, we all know peanuts can be deadly to kids that are allergic.

We have no evidence that not requiring a young child to wear a cloth mask for the other half of the day when they aren't eating or sleeping has any benefit, at all.

But if it makes you feel better to participate in this theater, nobody is forcing you to sign the petition.[/quote]

Masks aren't theater.  And, you are entirely missing the point.  You basically don't care about anyone, including your own kids.  Most kids are fine with masks.[/quote]

Insulting my parenting is a pathetic way to distract from the fact that you are dead wrong. Do you know who actually knows something about this? Michael Osterholm. This is what he says about cloth or surgical masks: "Cotton or surgical masks are more for show than effective protection, especially against omicron." https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/12/30/omicron-variant-challenges-covid/ [/quote]

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