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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I think it was closer to 10 ;) But with SO much of life returned to normal, its difficult for people to make a protest at 3:00 on a workday. We shouldn't a failed rally to reflect the will of the county[/quote] SO much of life returned to normal, huh? It's always hard to for people to make a protest at 3:00 pm on a workday, which kinda raises the question: what fools would decide that 3:00 pm on a workday was a good time to have a protest?[/quote] Well, yeah, so much has. Outside of schools, [i]most everything has returned in some capacity[/i]. What else hasn't?[/quote] If that's your standard for normal life, I don't know what to say.[/quote] You can start by stop being obtuse. I clearly said "returned in some capacity". I didnt say returned to normal life. So what, outside of schools, has not returned in some capacity?[/quote] Which parts of life have returned to normal?[/quote] Ok, normal was a stretch, but almost everything has returned in some capacity. Work. Restaurants. Entertainment. Sports. Gyms. All back in some capacity. Except schools. We've permitted ALL of those. And we drag our feet on schools. Besides, schools, what hasn't returned in some capacity?[/quote] The common denominator is that all those other places don't have crazy unions running around shrieking.[/quote] No, the common denominator is they are all smaller scales. Schools are 500-3000 kids and a good number of the buildings are not safe and cannot be retrofitted.[/quote] Exactly. I don’t know why this is so hard for some people to grasp. I went to the doctor last week. There were only three other people in the waiting room. When I visited with the doctor, she was wearing an N95 mask, a shield, and gloves. I was wearing a mask. My temperature was taken before I could see the doctor. I had to use hand sanitizer. I was the only person in the room with the doctor. All of this for a 20 minute visit. I felt safe. Will the schools be equipped to keep students and staff safe? [/quote] Hmm. I went to the doctor, and she was just wearing a mask. Not even an n95 Yet, somehow....we both survived[/quote]
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