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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]SEPTA is still not having their Phantom Ball fundraiser in person this year.  In the announcement, they reference not having to be "socially distant" or follow CDC guidelines by being virtual.  I had to double-check to make sure this wasn't a post from Fall 2020!

The US is down to like 5% of nutters who live like this, and they obviously control SEPTA.  It's too bad that they control 1 of the 2 organizations that I'm a part of because of my dyslexic son.  [/quote]

The same type of leaders who would send a mass email to SEPTA members in March 2022, trying to get SEPTA members to use the ADA to force APS students to wear masks.  The leadership of SEPTA completely lost it with COVID, and still seems to be losing it.

Meanwhile, tons of other PTAs had great in person fundraisers this past spring.[/quote]

your right wing nuttiness is showing strong as is your disturbing hatred for parents of special needs kids[/quote]

Another SEPTA parent here.  It's not right wing nuttiness to want to see other SEPTA parents in person.  The whole world is back to normal, [b]no one wears a mask on a plane[/b], social distancing is pre-vaccine thing, but the leaders of this group act like it's March 2020.  [/quote]

???[/quote]

I guess you haven't flown on a plane since the mask mandate went away.

But a handful healthy 45 year old parents in Arlington (who control SEPTA) are having virtual events and talking about social distancing in October 2022. [/quote]

I just flew last weekend. Many people were masking on the plane. 
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