COVID kids

[katzgar]

The leftist goons don't give a shit about that. The more stupid and scared they can make the kids the more control they will have. This is all a calculated effort to screw America long term and we are just letting it happen. They kept sending their kids to those indoctrination centers day after day year after year. The final polish is out on in college. Its sad to watch.

You are mentally ill I'm guessing you drink too much Sterno

[Doc Dutch]

fucking dolt. you cant even read about transmissions from kids

Comrade dookie, by now post members of this forum know you are serving as Putin's cock holster. You are free to spew all the lies and bullshit you like, but I have full confidence most Americans will see through your bullshit.

Beware, son; if you are really living in the US and you have the balls to push the same bullshit IRL that you are pushing here, some American patriots will prove to you why your treasonous lies are wrong.

[ThatOwlWoman]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...amp/6341715002

[FONT="]In many cases, schools are closing because too many teachers are quarantined or infected with COVID-19. Others are responding to high rates of virus transmission in their communities.[/FONT][FONT="] [/FONT]Kentucky's governor announced a statewide closure of schools to take effect Monday, a move that followed Michigan closing all high school classrooms and New York City schools – the largest district in the country – moving back to all-remote learning.

Other than infecting their teachers (and adults at home), the younger kids don't seem to be transmitting the virus as much as the middle and h.s. kids. Closing the schools though becomes necessary, like you pointed out, when they don't have enough teachers and/or subs. It really does suck for the younger kids and their parents as well. There is no good answer.

Two of our neighbors are retired teachers. We've been wondering how to help a new family who moved on our road during the summer. They are in the process of building a home and are living in a very cramped little RV trailer on another neighbor's property. There are four kids; I think that the oldest is ~10 or so. The mom works in a nursing home and the kids were going to our small school up here until it closed due to the pandemic. They don't have Internet so they can't learn remotely. We are all older and don't feel safe risking in-person help due to their mom's employment situation. Do you have any suggestions how we could help them out w/o getting exposed?

[Yakuda]

You are mentally ill I'm guessing you drink too much Sterno

But you can't deny a word of it. You're a fucking retard and you drink too much cum

[Doc Dutch]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...amp/6341715002
In many cases, schools are closing because too many teachers are quarantined or infected with COVID-19. Others are responding to high rates of virus transmission in their communities. Kentucky's governor announced a statewide closure of schools to take effect Monday, a move that followed Michigan closing all high school classrooms and New York City schools – the largest district in the country – moving back to all-remote learning.

An excellent perspective and agreed. It's not the kids, it's the babysitters.

[Doc Dutch]

Other than infecting their teachers (and adults at home), the younger kids don't seem to be transmitting the virus as much as the middle and h.s. kids. Closing the schools though becomes necessary, like you pointed out, when they don't have enough teachers and/or subs. It really does suck for the younger kids and their parents as well. There is no good answer.

Two of our neighbors are retired teachers. We've been wondering how to help a new family who moved on our road during the summer. They are in the process of building a home and are living in a very cramped little RV trailer on another neighbor's property. There are four kids; I think that the oldest is ~10 or so. The mom works in a nursing home and the kids were going to our small school up here until it closed due to the pandemic. They don't have Internet so they can't learn remotely. We are all older and don't feel safe risking in-person help due to their mom's employment situation. Do you have any suggestions how we could help them out w/o getting exposed?

Agreed. Another excellent point.

What comrade dookie is foolish, or purposefully, overlooking is that it isn't the children who are most at risk. If all the teachers, coaches, admin staff, bus drivers and janitors were robots who could be hosed down every class with disinfectant, it wouldn't be a problem. Since that's obviously not the case, then the best way to regain control of this pandemic is to minimize transmission of the disease in all vectors.

fucking dolt. you cant even read about transmissions from kids

[archives]

learn about transmissions from kids and fatality rates for those below 18

So now you are going with Science?

[ThatOwlWoman]

Agreed. Another excellent point.

What comrade dookie is foolish, or purposefully, overlooking is that it isn't the children who are most at risk. If all the teachers, coaches, admin staff, bus drivers and janitors were robots who could be hosed down every class with disinfectant, it wouldn't be a problem. Since that's obviously not the case, then the best way to regain control of this pandemic is to minimize transmission of the disease in all vectors.

Yep. I was thinking today that this pandemic and why the way it's been approached in this country is so fucked up. Remember when you were a kid and there was a toy or some other object that you desperately wanted? Instead of spending your allowance and birthday money on little stuff, you sacrificed and saved until you had enough for the desired object.

Instead of shutting down *everything* for a month or so, and mandating masks and social distancing nationwide (the sacrifice), we just behaved like spoiled brats... and now look.

[ThatOwlWoman]

So now you are going with Science?

Reichwingers only do science when it suits their official narrative.

[Phantasmal]

Other than infecting their teachers (and adults at home), the younger kids don't seem to be transmitting the virus as much as the middle and h.s. kids. Closing the schools though becomes necessary, like you pointed out, when they don't have enough teachers and/or subs. It really does suck for the younger kids and their parents as well. There is no good answer.

Two of our neighbors are retired teachers. We've been wondering how to help a new family who moved on our road during the summer. They are in the process of building a home and are living in a very cramped little RV trailer on another neighbor's property. There are four kids; I think that the oldest is ~10 or so. The mom works in a nursing home and the kids were going to our small school up here until it closed due to the pandemic. They don't have Internet so they can't learn remotely. We are all older and don't feel safe risking in-person help due to their mom's employment situation. Do you have any suggestions how we could help them out w/o getting exposed?

I worry about the older kids. The younger kids can redo the year. The older kids are the ones who need the socialization. There are no good answers. This all really sucks.

[Doc Dutch]

Yep. I was thinking today that this pandemic and why the way it's been approached in this country is so fucked up. Remember when you were a kid and there was a toy or some other object that you desperately wanted? Instead of spending your allowance and birthday money on little stuff, you sacrificed and saved until you had enough for the desired object.

Instead of shutting down *everything* for a month or so, and mandating masks and social distancing nationwide (the sacrifice), we just behaved like spoiled brats... and now look.

It is fucked up. While America is often slow to rise to the occasion, history proves it has always done so.

The events of our times are another reason, despite all the shit I've given them, that I believe Millennials will become the Greatest Generation of the 21st Century. All the elements are there just like the 20th century's Greatest Generation: the greed, the selfishness, the poverty, the harm to the economic system and the wars.

[Doc Dutch]

I worry about the older kids. The younger kids can redo the year. The older kids are the ones who need the socialization. There are no good answers. This all really sucks.

All wars suck and, yes, it's usually the older kids who suffer most. Nonetheless, the situation must be dealt with. You are 100% correct: there are no good answers and that sucks. Americans are going to be hurt and Americans are going to die. All We, the People can do is minimize the harm.

[SuperStringTheory]

If you think “education loss” is a bummer, what do you think being dead is, or killing grandma feels like

My klds don't have any living grandparents and the science seems to say they are not a risk to others. Nobody is stopping you from keeping yours home, though.

I think it should vary from place to place but most young kids should be in school. Middle and high schoolers could do fine with distance learning.

[Nordberg]

Look what they teach in school now...the world is melting due to climate change, people with a penis are girls and those with vaginas are boys, if you disagree no one will like you on Instagram or facepage or tweets, America is a systemically racist country, police are bad and thugs are good. The creeps on the left are an infection on America. That's the REAL pandemic.

That is not what they teach in school.

[Truth Detector]

Killing off the grandparents to share with the kids is a good plan....especially if they are "Russian" to collect their inheritance.