Anonymous
01/27/2022 14:38
Subject: How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.urgencyofnormal.com/advocacy-toolkit/the-toolkit
I really can't take anyone seriously who pines for "normal" as if there is nothing about the last two years to learn from. Personally I'm still trying to figure out what those lessons are, but one lesson is there are some people who are so afraid of change they stick their heads in the sand and pretend the world hasn't changed at all.
There isn't going to be a return to pre-pandemic "normal." That has been re-defined over the last 2 years. Lives and the world have changed as a result of our collective experiences, some are good IMO and some are not. This doesn't mean that we'll be wearing masks forever or doing other "pandemic" things, but it's foolish to think we're going to return to life in 2019 and earlier.
Only cuckoos like you don’t want to return to like pre-plandemic. Being cautious about germs? Sure why not. Excessive and unfounded paranoia? That’s where your genes are demonstrably inferior to the fittest.
Exactly. We returned to normal last June, and haven't looked back. The only time we have to mask is at school or on planes.
Anonymous
01/27/2022 14:21
Subject: How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.urgencyofnormal.com/advocacy-toolkit/the-toolkit
I really can't take anyone seriously who pines for "normal" as if there is nothing about the last two years to learn from. Personally I'm still trying to figure out what those lessons are, but one lesson is there are some people who are so afraid of change they stick their heads in the sand and pretend the world hasn't changed at all.
There isn't going to be a return to pre-pandemic "normal." That has been re-defined over the last 2 years. Lives and the world have changed as a result of our collective experiences, some are good IMO and some are not. This doesn't mean that we'll be wearing masks forever or doing other "pandemic" things, but it's foolish to think we're going to return to life in 2019 and earlier.
Only cuckoos like you don’t want to return to like pre-plandemic. Being cautious about germs? Sure why not. Excessive and unfounded paranoia? That’s where your genes are demonstrably inferior to the fittest.
Anonymous
01/27/2022 14:16
Subject: How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.urgencyofnormal.com/advocacy-toolkit/the-toolkit
I really can't take anyone seriously who pines for "normal" as if there is nothing about the last two years to learn from. Personally I'm still trying to figure out what those lessons are, but one lesson is there are some people who are so afraid of change they stick their heads in the sand and pretend the world hasn't changed at all.
There isn't going to be a return to pre-pandemic "normal." That has been re-defined over the last 2 years. Lives and the world have changed as a result of our collective experiences, some are good IMO and some are not. This doesn't mean that we'll be wearing masks forever or doing other "pandemic" things, but it's foolish to think we're going to return to life in 2019 and earlier.
Exactly. I personally expect I'll be more thoughtful about which indoor activities I take my kids to an pay more attention to whether my kids' cold symptoms are spreading germs.
Anonymous
01/27/2022 13:15
Subject: How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.urgencyofnormal.com/advocacy-toolkit/the-toolkit
I really can't take anyone seriously who pines for "normal" as if there is nothing about the last two years to learn from. Personally I'm still trying to figure out what those lessons are, but one lesson is there are some people who are so afraid of change they stick their heads in the sand and pretend the world hasn't changed at all.
There isn't going to be a return to pre-pandemic "normal." That has been re-defined over the last 2 years. Lives and the world have changed as a result of our collective experiences, some are good IMO and some are not. This doesn't mean that we'll be wearing masks forever or doing other "pandemic" things, but it's foolish to think we're going to return to life in 2019 and earlier.
Anonymous
01/27/2022 12:40
Subject: How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.urgencyofnormal.com/advocacy-toolkit/the-toolkit
I really can't take anyone seriously who pines for "normal" as if there is nothing about the last two years to learn from. Personally I'm still trying to figure out what those lessons are, but one lesson is there are some people who are so afraid of change they stick their heads in the sand and pretend the world hasn't changed at all.
Lmao so you voluntarily ignore that European countries are removing their utterly useless and overreaching measures and mandates including masks in schools? Yes, you have not learned anything, fool.