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Schoolchildren Seem Unlikely to Fuel Coronavirus Surges, Scientists Say
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2020 Oct 23, 9:20am 492 views 9 comments
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RWSGFY
2020 Oct 23, 9:40am
RWSGFY
2020 Oct 23, 9:40am
Dbr6 says
"We cannot all sit in the basement forever, like Joe here" -- DJT
Eric Holder saysOPEN THE FUCKING SCHOOLS NOW!!!
open fucking everything now
"We cannot all sit in the basement forever, like Joe here" -- DJT
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Ceffer
2020 Oct 23, 1:52pm
Ceffer
2020 Oct 23, 1:52pm
Children's immune systems chewing up the virus are an important avenue of herd immunity. Any deranged health official with modicum of education in epidemiology would know that.
The 'closing schools' canard is another clear earmark that the purpose of the policies is to perpetuate the course of the viral entity with its attendant political Blue Pill tyranny, not resolve it.
The 'closing schools' canard is another clear earmark that the purpose of the policies is to perpetuate the course of the viral entity with its attendant political Blue Pill tyranny, not resolve it.
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Onvacation
2020 Oct 23, 2:54pm
Onvacation
2020 Oct 23, 2:54pm
FuckCCP89 says
The elites are so out of touch with the "essential workers" that their "lockdown and wear your mask!" is the modern day equivalent of Marie Antoinette's apocryphal , "Let them eat cake."
"We cannot all sit in the basement forever, like Joe here" -- DJT
The elites are so out of touch with the "essential workers" that their "lockdown and wear your mask!" is the modern day equivalent of Marie Antoinette's apocryphal , "Let them eat cake."
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Eric Holder
2020 Oct 23, 3:06pm
Eric Holder
2020 Oct 23, 3:06pm
Onvacation says
"But if I can pen my monthly opinion page in NYT while sitting at home I don't see why you can't earn your living under lockdown! C'mon man!"
FuckCCP89 says
"We cannot all sit in the basement forever, like Joe here" -- DJT
The elites are so out of touch with the "essential workers" that their "lockdown and wear your mask!" is the modern day equivalent of Marie Antoinette's apocryphal , "Let them eat cake."
"But if I can pen my monthly opinion page in NYT while sitting at home I don't see why you can't earn your living under lockdown! C'mon man!"
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mell
2020 Oct 23, 3:41pm
A vast majority of eternal lockdown proponents are the masses of frail aged boomers who sit in their mansions with yuge backyards far away from daily downtown diversity duels and lecture the youth on tolerance and social distancing. Or to say it with dark humor Covid is a curse and a blessing at the same time. It will sort itself out eventually.
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mell
2020 Oct 23, 4:09pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
lol not too far from the truth, actually. Boomers have been drinking the youths live blood, taking all the money out of the system and leaving the country in-debt. Maybe they raised the dumb sjw millenials who can't hold a job woke on purpose so the ineptitude of their breed will detract from their crimes.
mell saysA vast majority of eternal lockdown proponents are the masses of frail aged boomers
lol not too far from the truth, actually. Boomers have been drinking the youths live blood, taking all the money out of the system and leaving the country in-debt. Maybe they raised the dumb sjw millenials who can't hold a job woke on purpose so the ineptitude of their breed will detract from their crimes.
Months into the school year, school reopenings across the United States remain a patchwork of plans: in-person, remote and hybrid; masked and not; socially distanced and not. But amid this jumble, one clear pattern is emerging.
So far, schools do not seem to be stoking community transmission of the coronavirus, according to data emerging from random testing in the United States and Britain. Elementary schools especially seem to seed remarkably few infections.
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“The more and more data that I see, the more comfortable I am that children are not, in fact, driving transmission, especially in school settings,” said Brooke Nichols, an infectious disease modeler at the Boston University School of Public Health.
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