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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is about everybody, not just our individual families.  It's about the kid who is asymptomatic but got it from his asymptomatic brother and who spreads it to a classmate who takes it home to her mom who is immunocompromised because she is undergoing chemo for cancer, or to her granddad who was vaccinated but has a severe breakthrough infection that lands him in the hospital.  Kids are largely asymptomatic and unlikely to get seriously sick thank god, but others are not so lucky.  Over 650,000 deaths is a horrible reality, it is not fear mongering to ask everyone to take one small free step to try to prevent the spread.    [/quote]

COVID will spread forever.  Immunocompromised people didn't start existing in March 2020 and they will exist forever.

All of these arguments are for us to mask and surveillance test kids forever, since COVID will be here forever. Fortunately, APS families voted by opting out of this testing nonsense in overwhelming numbers.

I understand Smart Restart may be for Zero COVID, considering their Tweet this week praised New Zealand's military style lockdowns over 1 case.  That's completely absurd and this type of testing nonsense in a highly vaccinated county seems to have a Zero COVID purpose to it (which almost every epidemiologist says is not reasonable or possible).[/quote]

And now we get to the point in the discussion where immunocompromised people's lives don't matter. "Better to kill someone's mom than to wear a piece of cloth and get my nose swabbed once a week! Because my rights!"

I feel for your kids with a role model like you. [/quote]

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