Anonymous wrote:There were some tragic teacher deaths in NYC in March and April 2020. But that was in the very very early days and pre-vaccine.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Amazing, the only teachers I heard about dying were those that were teaching through distance-learning. They got it from other places, not school.
There were some tragic teacher deaths in NYC in March and April 2020. But that was in the very very early days and pre-vaccine.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Amazing, the only teachers I heard about dying were those that were teaching through distance-learning. They got it from other places, not school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Amazing, the only teachers I heard about dying were those that were teaching through distance-learning. They got it from other places, not school.
Well the fake Covid news you get from your right wing news outlets isn't the most reliable source.
Yeah, if you didn't hear about in person teachers dying of COVID, it's because you actively avoided actual news.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Amazing, the only teachers I heard about dying were those that were teaching through distance-learning. They got it from other places, not school.
Well the fake Covid news you get from your right wing news outlets isn't the most reliable source.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why would anyone be taking the time right now to post on so many threads about how we should just accept that we're all going to get it and do nothing to prevent that? Who are you working for, Iran's psy-ops division? Or do you not realize how much your advice will lead to chaos at schools when everyone gets sick at once?
The insane part is thinking people can do anything to prevent the spread of an incredibly transmissible respiratory virus. It's actually completely mind-blowing people still believe this after 2 years.
People are not complying throughout the country and the world. Don't you get that? You seem to have 0 understanding of humans.
But you are so closed minded that you don't even know what the alternative is that I'm suggesting. There is literally a highly effective treatment pill -- Paxlovid -- that is going through emergency use approval and will be available within a month or two for the most vulnerable. There's only 200,000 doses already made, so that means 200,000 lives potentially saved, and they are planning to manufacture like 80 million doses in 2022 to expand availability to all. And what it does is actually reduce viral load which means even omicron will stop being so transmissible.
DID YOU EVEN KNOW ABOUT THIS? COVID WILL NOT BE AS TRANSMISSIBLE OR DEADLY VERY SOON. BUT THE NEXT FEW MONTHS WILL BE BRUTAL IF WE STICK OUR HEADS IN THE SAND.
I'm not arguing with you one way or another about whether we will all get covid. Fine! Let's all get covid! But let's not all get it at the exact same time right before an effective treatment is finally available!
I will try to explain this in simpler terms.
YOU: "The insane part is thinking people can do anything to prevent people from farting. You have to accept that people are going to fart."
ME: "No one is arguing that a fart-free world is realistic, but can we at least aim for a world where not everyone is farting all at once in the elevator? Because our collective misery is going to be much higher if no one cares enough to take temporary steps to prevent that from happening."
YOU: "You seem to have 0 understanding of humans. Clearly it is too much to expect that people can keep from farting in an elevator for a whole minute and a half."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Amazing, the only teachers I heard about dying were those that were teaching through distance-learning. They got it from other places, not school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
Teachers in other states died of COVID at alarming rates.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why would anyone be taking the time right now to post on so many threads about how we should just accept that we're all going to get it and do nothing to prevent that? Who are you working for, Iran's psy-ops division? Or do you not realize how much your advice will lead to chaos at schools when everyone gets sick at once?
The insane part is thinking people can do anything to prevent the spread of an incredibly transmissible respiratory virus. It's actually completely mind-blowing people still believe this after 2 years.
People are not complying throughout the country and the world. Don't you get that? You seem to have 0 understanding of humans.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why would anyone be taking the time right now to post on so many threads about how we should just accept that we're all going to get it and do nothing to prevent that? Who are you working for, Iran's psy-ops division? Or do you not realize how much your advice will lead to chaos at schools when everyone gets sick at once?
I'm not that poster, but I loved their post. It's called a fact! Do you not like facts? Welcome to reality.
Repasting the quote I love:
Vaccinated or not, everyone is likely to get COVID-19 at some point, many experts say
'The idea that weβre going to live our lives without ever getting it is a fantasy β and a dangerous one,' says one epidemiologist
https://www.ocregister.com/2021/10/03/vaccinated-or-not-everyone-is-likely-to-get-covid-19-at-some-point-many-experts-say/
But we donβt have to expedite the creation of new variants and we can chill until there is better treatment.
Fight your battle by yourself. That's fine. The majority of the country has moved on. Stop trying to influence public policy and let parents decide for themselves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:πππππ
You were the one who was wrong OP. School should have opened. APS was wrong. You were wrong. Btw did you learn nothing from delta? You know when nothing happened and the schools were fine.
No, what happened was that vaccines that were effective became available to much of the adult population starting about a month after this post. That's what allowed "nothing" to happen, putting aside how many unvaccinated people died from Delta all summer long. But the vaccine effectiveness is now waning, so I don't think "nothing" is going to happen now to people who aren't boosted.
Maybe you folks can only keep track of two variables at a time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why would anyone be taking the time right now to post on so many threads about how we should just accept that we're all going to get it and do nothing to prevent that? Who are you working for, Iran's psy-ops division? Or do you not realize how much your advice will lead to chaos at schools when everyone gets sick at once?
I'm not that poster, but I loved their post. It's called a fact! Do you not like facts? Welcome to reality.
Repasting the quote I love:
Vaccinated or not, everyone is likely to get COVID-19 at some point, many experts say
'The idea that weβre going to live our lives without ever getting it is a fantasy β and a dangerous one,' says one epidemiologist
https://www.ocregister.com/2021/10/03/vaccinated-or-not-everyone-is-likely-to-get-covid-19-at-some-point-many-experts-say/
But we donβt have to expedite the creation of new variants and we can chill until there is better treatment.