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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If we can keep everyone's attention on the fight against masks then they will not notice what's really going on.[/quote]

Inflation, Afghanistan, the Ukraine, higher rents, health care disparity,  crappy public school?    That’s what is really going on.  The failure of those promoting masks in areas where the benefits are minimal is just dumb.  I fail to understand why,  2 years in, we continue to force an imperfect remediation  measure on children for whom it has little to no benefit.  [/quote]

I will never get over why keeping schools closed or kids' activities restricted was more important than protecting those most at risk, including workers in factories, warehouses, grocery stores, restaurants, etc. throughout the pandemic. I'm pro-mask, but there is so much more that could have been done to keep low-wage and high-risk workers safer, including testing and providing free high-quality masks. Not only are we more concerned about restrictions on kids than we are protecting the vulnerable, but we use the poor COVID outcomes for the most vulnerable communities as continued justification for school restrictions. [/quote]

What country did you live in??  In this one, we had a completely incompetent president whose administration failed to maintain the national stockpiles of those supplies and deliberately prevented tests from being developed because he didn't want Americans to know the real numbers.  THAT's why we didn't do those things.  There were no masks, there were no tests, there was no leadership.  There was nothing.  Schools had no choice but to close because there were no other options available.  [/quote]

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