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Anonymous wrote:What D wants to override school districts and take away their ability to manage this and future pandemics?

I guess the ones who think the school boards are incompetent and are doing it all wrong. I think it's really terrible that the VA legislature thinks (rightly so) that we need a LAW to ensure in person school - but that's the state of reality with these school boards - we need such a law not one, but two years in a row now. And I'm willing to call the Ds out on it. It's BAD that you're are mishandling education in a pandemic so badly that they need this law.

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Anonymous wrote:I still think this is a ridiculous, short sighted law. I get that we are all frustrated and tired of masking, but allowing opt outs during a local emergency is just a recipe for disaster.

I don't see any local emergency. Where is it?

I think it just passed today. I think it said - masks rules have to have an opt out, but governor can still declare an emergency and say we need masks for all.

we better hope that an actual health emergency doesn't happen with Youngkin as Governor, because we know full well that he will NEVER do an emergency mandate. NEVER

The good news is - there are vaccines and boosters and high quality one way masks if you're concerned. If we can't unmask now - we never can. What would change in the future? Not the advent of vaccines.

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Anonymous wrote:I still think this is a ridiculous, short sighted law. I get that we are all frustrated and tired of masking, but allowing opt outs during a local emergency is just a recipe for disaster.

I don't see any local emergency. Where is it?

I think it just passed today. I think it said - masks rules have to have an opt out, but governor can still declare an emergency and say we need masks for all.

we better hope that an actual health emergency doesn't happen with Youngkin as Governor, because we know full well that he will NEVER do an emergency mandate. NEVER

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I still think this is a ridiculous, short sighted law. I get that we are all frustrated and tired of masking, but allowing opt outs during a local emergency is just a recipe for disaster.

I don't see any local emergency. Where is it?

I think it just passed today. I think it said - masks rules have to have an opt out, but governor can still declare an emergency and say we need masks for all.

Anonymous wrote:What D wants to override school districts and take away their ability to manage this and future pandemics?

Anonymous wrote:I am a teacher
My first graders are just fine
They don’t mind the masks

It is the parents
Who seem to be the problem
As per usual

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Anonymous wrote:If you are historically a D in VA who supports mask optional in schools - are we even still Ds?? I’m disappointed that my local delegate and state senator voted against masks optional. I don’t even know if I am D anymore. Does it not matter because we don’t have to register by party? It’s like an identity crisis.

I pro choice and anti gun. So I feel like I have no political home anymore.

"If I pretend to be a tree in the forest, will other trees fall over when I do? Trees and democrats are like lemmings, apparently, and I can control them on the internets."
--a translation of the OP's post, provided for the dimwitted.

I'm pretty sure the people who clinging to masks for everyone are the exact definition of lemmings here.

I know, sweetie. I know. That's why I'm preparing to sell you lots and lots of timeshares and some vitamins that will cure cancer AND your ED. I just hope you can afford them, what with your weekly donations to Trumpist shell companies and your child support.

This doesn't even make sense.

To you...

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are historically a D in VA who supports mask optional in schools - are we even still Ds?? I’m disappointed that my local delegate and state senator voted against masks optional. I don’t even know if I am D anymore. Does it not matter because we don’t have to register by party? It’s like an identity crisis.

I pro choice and anti gun. So I feel like I have no political home anymore.

"If I pretend to be a tree in the forest, will other trees fall over when I do? Trees and democrats are like lemmings, apparently, and I can control them on the internets."
--a translation of the OP's post, provided for the dimwitted.

I'm pretty sure the people who clinging to masks for everyone are the exact definition of lemmings here.

I know, sweetie. I know. That's why I'm preparing to sell you lots and lots of timeshares and some vitamins that will cure cancer AND your ED. I just hope you can afford them, what with your weekly donations to Trumpist shell companies and your child support.

This doesn't even make sense.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are historically a D in VA who supports mask optional in schools - are we even still Ds?? I’m disappointed that my local delegate and state senator voted against masks optional. I don’t even know if I am D anymore. Does it not matter because we don’t have to register by party? It’s like an identity crisis.

I pro choice and anti gun. So I feel like I have no political home anymore.

"If I pretend to be a tree in the forest, will other trees fall over when I do? Trees and democrats are like lemmings, apparently, and I can control them on the internets."
--a translation of the OP's post, provided for the dimwitted.

I'm pretty sure the people who clinging to masks for everyone are the exact definition of lemmings here.

I know, sweetie. I know. That's why I'm preparing to sell you lots and lots of timeshares and some vitamins that will cure cancer AND your ED. I just hope you can afford them, what with your weekly donations to Trumpist shell companies and your child support.

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Anonymous wrote:Need a DNC?
That’s too bad for you
Die of septicemia

OP hates masks
Even when they make sense
So she votes fascist

I think masks after two years for kids in school are a problem. I haven't yet voted fascist but you all are looney and I don't want to associate with your political party either. You are all too far the other direction. I was looking for normal people. I should have known I was looking in the wrong place. LOL.

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Anonymous wrote:If you are historically a D in VA who supports mask optional in schools - are we even still Ds?? I’m disappointed that my local delegate and state senator voted against masks optional. I don’t even know if I am D anymore. Does it not matter because we don’t have to register by party? It’s like an identity crisis.

I pro choice and anti gun. So I feel like I have no political home anymore.

"If I pretend to be a tree in the forest, will other trees fall over when I do? Trees and democrats are like lemmings, apparently, and I can control them on the internets."
--a translation of the OP's post, provided for the dimwitted.

I'm pretty sure the people who clinging to masks for everyone are the exact definition of lemmings here.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I still think this is a ridiculous, short sighted law. I get that we are all frustrated and tired of masking, but allowing opt outs during a local emergency is just a recipe for disaster.

I don't see any local emergency. Where is it?

Anonymous wrote:I still think this is a ridiculous, short sighted law. I get that we are all frustrated and tired of masking, but allowing opt outs during a local emergency is just a recipe for disaster.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are historically a D in VA who supports mask optional in schools - are we even still Ds?? I’m disappointed that my local delegate and state senator voted against masks optional. I don’t even know if I am D anymore. Does it not matter because we don’t have to register by party? It’s like an identity crisis.

I pro choice and anti gun. So I feel like I have no political home anymore.

"If I pretend to be a tree in the forest, will other trees fall over when I do? Trees and democrats are like lemmings, apparently, and I can control them on the internets."
--a translation of the OP's post, provided for the dimwitted.