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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I see the people who are allowing their kid to unmask to be more cognizant of 1) the protective aspects of the vaccine, and 2) the low risk to kids to begin with. So the people wanting mask choice have all vaccinated their kids, and are not anti-vaxxers. I think there are some that have read the recent study that the 5-11 vaccine did little in terms of reducing transmission, and that has impacted their thinking about whether it should be required or used as a metric in deciding when schools should unmask. PP, I think you might be thinking of people that are largely not in DC.[/quote] My kids have had the vaccine (5-11). We are still masking and will be for at least the next couple of weeks. Husband and I are highly educated and we understand the science. We chose to continue masking. I don’t particularly care what your kids do. It’s extremely hard to judge why others are still masking or not masking. [/quote] Lol, let me educate you. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4046809 [quote]FCM mandates in schools were not associated with lower SARS-CoV-2 incidence or transmission, suggesting that this intervention was not effective. Instead, age-dependency was the most important factor in explaining the transmission risk for children attending school.[/quote] [/quote] Breath deep in your arrogance, breath deep. :P [/quote]
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