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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I still have no clue why all the playgrounds got fenced off and closed. WHY?! We tried very hard to keep things normal for our small kids, but as parents we paid a heavy price. I changed a lot as a parent and also as a person. I had a great life beforehand filled with friends and relatives. It made me realize that you can't rely on anyone. Grandparents just huddled in their houses by themselves while kids had mental breakdown and parents nearly lost their jobs. [/quote] Yes I was changed as a person too. Became pretty jaded. My kid, surprisingly, did better - but I would never dream of denying that some kids were deeply affected. As for the playgrounds - those in power had to “do something” and it was the easiest thing to do. [/quote] People were dying and your biggest worry was playgrounds. You can get a $100-200 swing set for your backyard. No backyard, go to a friends house.[/quote] Literally no one was dying of covid from open playgrounds. Don't be ridiculous.[/quote] Of course a kid could get Covid and bring it home to a parent or grandparents. [/quote] But that same kid would not bring it home if they attended a protest against racism. Because that was different. [/quote] Their virtue signaling kept the virus away. True story. [/quote]
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