Not caring for the next generation

For those who claim it's a choice: You do realize that as long as a certain percentage of people remain unvaccinated that the virus always has an easier home to enter than one with the locks engaged, ie. vaccinated? This is absolutely the truth. Now, imagine if everyone who was eligible to have the vaccine, got it. Okay, then what happens it fewer and fewer people can actually spread it, because they are, what? Anyone?.....less infectious or able to spread the virus. What happens then? Daycares can not have 2 weeks of a class being shut, parents can go to work feeling secure about Covid, and that stupid persons who lack judgement are caring for the next generation.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

Yes, and both Michael Phelps and I know how to swim.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

A lot of folks vaccinated are getting sick.

Are they the ones clogging up the ERs?

They're among the ones spreading it.

As are the vaccinated.

Anyone socializing, dining indoors, shopping for pleasure vs. necessity, traveling and in person school are spending it. We can thank all of you.

Anonymous wrote:I would not be okay with teachers choosing to remain unvaccinated. It calls the rest of their judgement into question too:

Exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

A lot of folks vaccinated are getting sick.

Are they the ones clogging up the ERs?

They're among the ones spreading it.

Wow. So much stupidity. As bad as my cousin who works in a nursing home and refuses to get the vaccine... sigh. I don't know why the stupid is so strong with these people.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

A lot of folks vaccinated are getting sick.

Are they the ones clogging up the ERs?

It’s not just about hospitalixatiins. Don’t like it, take care of your own kid.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

A lot of folks vaccinated are getting sick.

Are they the ones clogging up the ERs?

I would not be okay with teachers choosing to remain unvaccinated. It calls the rest of their judgement into question too:

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

A lot of folks vaccinated are getting sick.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

This is so stupid. Yes breakthrough cases are possible but only like .4% of cases are breakthrough.

Yes, I'd be ok with it as I believe in personal choice. Infants aren't vaccinated and they can bring in covid just as easily as the staff. And, vaccinated can get and spread covid as well.

My daycare mandated it and I would leave if they didn’t. My kids are too hound to be vaccinated. Exposing them daily for hours to adults who choose not to be vaccinated is reckless.

That daycare “teachers” are not vaccinated? Found out Three of the carers in an infant class are unvaccinated. Two are positive. Class is closed for two weeks. So you ask if the teachers are vaxed? I would.