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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP- oh and push for the families of teachers to get the vaccine too. Because they’re saying the vaccine may just reduce or eliminate symptoms for the vaccinated person, but that a vaccinated person could still give the virus to someone who then gets symptoms which could be serious or deadly. There’s a lot they don’t know. I know people love to say “trust science” but I have a friend who did her master’s at Harvard and works in biotech in San Fransisco and she refuses to get the vaccine herself because the mRNA technology is too new for her. Her sister who is a nurse did get the vaccine though and has been fine, but who knows the long term effects or for how long it’s effective, or if it only protects the vaccinated person from developing symptoms but they could still pass the virus onto someone who could die.

The class sizes can be insane in VA (I taught there but now in MA). I don’t blame the teachers for being nervous but I’m glad to hear the state let them get vaccinated. Maybe offer vaccines to everyone in their house and all those they come in close contact with too. Might help and might be a really good idea. Sorry to say is teachers prefer having our loved ones alive over teaching in person. (I am teaching in person but I understand the anxiety many teachers are facing- I feel safe in my situation and only have 6-8 kids in person per day.[/quote]

This is it. We have reached the nadir. We can't make a worse argument.[/quote]

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