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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
Let me guess - last name starts with W?
Lawsuit daddy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
Let me guess - last name starts with W?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
Let me guess - last name starts with W?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sister is a teacher at a FCPS and said that they were notified that kids who arrived maskless would be asked to put on a mask and provided with one. If they refuse, their parent would be called for pickup.
You know this is going to be a sh!tshow at some schools with some parents. I feel for the people manning the doors!
Teachers are supposed to send any who refuse to keep a mask on to the principal's office just as they are supposed to do now.
This seems like a great approach. Itâs ironic that parents who were screaming to get kids back to school would take actions that would prevent their own child from being in school, and cause administrative disruptions that will prevent other children from learning.
Because it was never about masks. It was Do What I Say.
Kind of like anti abortion laws?
False equivalence. Just as false as your moral highness. You can abort if you want. Nobody is FORCING you. Meanwhile, with the fear-mongering and irrational schizophrenic paranoids around they are FORCING children who have Statistically near zero chance of dying or hospitalization to wear a face diaper all day consuming waste oxygen and carbon dioxide the body expels for a reason. All in the name of science and safety. You really have to laugh.
You accuse others of fear mongering when you write a post like that. Now I'm laughing.
L0L please do laugh. I do too when people like you proudly post their slave card sorry mRNA experimental jab card on social media. 2 weeks to flatten the curve. Weâre on week 88.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sister is a teacher at a FCPS and said that they were notified that kids who arrived maskless would be asked to put on a mask and provided with one. If they refuse, their parent would be called for pickup.
You know this is going to be a sh!tshow at some schools with some parents. I feel for the people manning the doors!
Teachers are supposed to send any who refuse to keep a mask on to the principal's office just as they are supposed to do now.
This seems like a great approach. Itâs ironic that parents who were screaming to get kids back to school would take actions that would prevent their own child from being in school, and cause administrative disruptions that will prevent other children from learning.
Because it was never about masks. It was Do What I Say.
Kind of like anti abortion laws?
False equivalence. Just as false as your moral highness. You can abort if you want. Nobody is FORCING you. Meanwhile, with the fear-mongering and irrational schizophrenic paranoids around they are FORCING children who have Statistically near zero chance of dying or hospitalization to wear a face diaper all day consuming waste oxygen and carbon dioxide the body expels for a reason. All in the name of science and safety. You really have to laugh.
You accuse others of fear mongering when you write a post like that. Now I'm laughing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sister is a teacher at a FCPS and said that they were notified that kids who arrived maskless would be asked to put on a mask and provided with one. If they refuse, their parent would be called for pickup.
You know this is going to be a sh!tshow at some schools with some parents. I feel for the people manning the doors!
Teachers are supposed to send any who refuse to keep a mask on to the principal's office just as they are supposed to do now.
This seems like a great approach. Itâs ironic that parents who were screaming to get kids back to school would take actions that would prevent their own child from being in school, and cause administrative disruptions that will prevent other children from learning.
Because it was never about masks. It was Do What I Say.
Kind of like anti abortion laws?
False equivalence. Just as false as your moral highness. You can abort if you want. Nobody is FORCING you. Meanwhile, with the fear-mongering and irrational schizophrenic paranoids around they are FORCING children who have Statistically near zero chance of dying or hospitalization to wear a face diaper all day consuming waste oxygen and carbon dioxide the body expels for a reason. All in the name of science and safety. You really have to laugh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sister is a teacher at a FCPS and said that they were notified that kids who arrived maskless would be asked to put on a mask and provided with one. If they refuse, their parent would be called for pickup.
You know this is going to be a sh!tshow at some schools with some parents. I feel for the people manning the doors!
Teachers are supposed to send any who refuse to keep a mask on to the principal's office just as they are supposed to do now.
This seems like a great approach. Itâs ironic that parents who were screaming to get kids back to school would take actions that would prevent their own child from being in school, and cause administrative disruptions that will prevent other children from learning.
Because it was never about masks. It was Do What I Say.
Kind of like anti abortion laws?
Anonymous wrote:My kid is in high school and I don't want them to do anything. They have been out of school for long enough and wasted enough class time this year and sparring back and forth with a couple of students who decide not to wear a mask just isn't worth it to me anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
He's really something, not representative of APS parents in my experience luckily. I think they are emboldened by being in a group (there are 5-6 like him in APE) but I wonder if they have any teeth in real life.
He has been kicked out of APE.
It doesnât look like it. He still shows as a group member.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.
What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?
The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.
You are still a horrible parent if you use your kid as a pawn like that. Fight the battle if you want but leave your poor kid out of it.
One of the outspoken APE bro dads basically likened his kid to Rosa Parks and referred to the school board as George Wallace. Disgusting. There are definitely POS parents out there.
He's really something, not representative of APS parents in my experience luckily. I think they are emboldened by being in a group (there are 5-6 like him in APE) but I wonder if they have any teeth in real life.
He has been kicked out of APE.
It doesnât look like it. He still shows as a group member.