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Cowcaster posted:like is anyone else aware of that reddit post that made the rounds years ago by an autistic guy where he was trying to explain how he and his sister got water weighed and because she put her hair in a ponytail she must've enjoyed doing it and it was unfair because he did not because i'm getting majorly similar vibes from asdf posting "rsv is actually a bigger danger than covid. closing the schools is the worst thing to do." I'm like 99% sure I got RSV recently (I and my girlfriend both got tested twice and all 4 collective tests came out negative, and my symptoms seemed more RSV-like) and it is definitely an rear end kicker of a virus. But COVID is way loving scarier.
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asdf32 posted:Covid harms kids. So does missing school. Find an institution that’s looked at the facts and concluded that we should shut down schools. ben shapino posted:the doctor in that article isn't calling for a nationwide shutdown of schools All you have is your opinion which does have points in favor of schools remaining open. But that does not outweigh the negative consequences of exposing millions of unvaccinated children to an easily spreadable and fatal disease that has undergone a noteworthy mutation.
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asdf32 posted:Zepplins are cool we should use them to deliver food packages to those who need them. Good idea but I think you might end up with pirates stealing the food. Now a pneumatic tube deep underground, with redundancies (like roads but with tubes) would be more secure, and safer than zeppelins. Like I appreciate you identifying a problem and suggesting solutions instead of just going BUT SCHOOLS PROVIDE OTHER THINGS AND THERES NOTHING TO BE DONE ABOUT IT OFF YOU GO KIDDOS! Duck and Cover fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Sep 1, 2021 |
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Katamari Democracy posted:Oh God he is back? T̵͕͖̪̼́ḧ̸͓̳́e̷̮̓ ̴̡̖̞̙̞̠͙̟͕͕̳̻̝͚̆̄̈́̓̉̽͋̀̀͝s̵͚̯̑̇̔̐̀̈̋͗̆̊͘ų̶̨̨̬̗̗̝͇̙̲̪͚̣̯̏m̷̙͚̠͍͓̩͈̜̭̩͙̈́͒̆͛̈̆̏͘͝m̸͖̥̒̾͆̈́́̋̓̇͊̉̄̈́͘͝͠ơ̶̧̼͎͓̝̼̼̂̿͊̿̽͝n̴̥͓͇͍̺̖̙̎́̊̿́i̵͎̦̠̣̘̣̗͇̝͎͈̦̓̊̓̋̆͌n̶̢͇̗͈̳͓̳̪͉̠̗͕̺͗ģ̷̝̮̯̬̩̳̉̎̅͒̓͛̚͜͠͠ ̴̢͓̳̯̮͚̯͖̜̋̃̐̅̆̈́̐ͅͅh̴̤͚̮͉̫̮̗̝̥̾͜a̷̢̧̢̮͚̻̲͍̞̼̰͖̔͆̽͋̕͝ͅs̶̘̩̙̹̟̀̑͂̾́̈́̉̍̽̚͜͝ ̵̛͓͖̯͔̲̂̏͗̋̌̎̋͑̾̉̑̑̽͝b̸̧͉̏͗̍̑́ŗ̴̩͔̝̾̌̄̈́̕o̸̫̿̅́̀̄̎ü̸̧̦͖͖̺̬͛̀̀g̶̛̮̞̼͐̽̓̾̅̏͆̂̃͑͋̚ḩ̴̙̻̗͕̹̄̈́̎́̐̓͒̂̓́t̷̡̼̪͈̿̑̃̃́͠ ̵̨͉̣̬̗̜̼̱̣͊̈͂̃̾͑͛͋̏̑h̸̨̰͍̟͍͙̱͕̾͆͒̔͑i̴͙̝̪̗̪͓͈̟͖̥̱͕͐͋͗̋̏̓͝m̶̯̞̻̲̙̰͕̦͆͛̄͒̅̒͐̀̑̆̐ ̸̢̢̪͉̲̼̠̻͇͒̽̓͂̌́̚f̸̡̧̢̞̰͈̟̜̫̑ở̵̡͕̪͍̳̤̩͈̫̲͖̰͜͜r̸̛͉̜̟̗̭̮͍̗͚̟͓͚͉̈́̄͌́͗̈̋̎͘͝͠ẗ̶͎́̈́̈́͗h̷̡̲͕̖̬͍̞͙̦̪̜́͝ͅͅ.̵̨̱̱͔̟̣͙͚̆̆̂ ̵̻͙̲͉͎̯̲̻̽͊͆̐͂̅̆̎̔̅̀͌͠A̵̛̹̻̙̝̠̹̖͕̝̍̇̃̇́͋̒̈l̸͎̹͔͈͙̻͍͚̻̻̾͌̍͌́͆̊͌̈͌̕̕͠͠l̵̨̧̛̞͓̼͚̺͕̬̼̺̦̆̇̌́͛̀̈͆͘͘͝ ̷̟͊́͊̀̎̚͘͠i̸̡͕͖̟̺̦̫͓̟̳̞̾͗̾̀̇̎͐͊́̚͜͝s̸̢̤͕̟̯̱̲̝̖͓̼̽ͅ ̵͕̆̈͛̑͆͗̔͒͠ả̷̧̧̙̠̞̜̘̬̤̠̓͂̓̾̅̾̽̉̎̀̾͌̕͝s̵̻̥̦͕̟͇̣̓̈́̀̐͐̈́̿͐̌̕̚͝͠ḑ̸̯̮͉̠̱͉̖͔̠̫̞̠͈̈̀͊̔̈́͊̋͘͜f̷͙̽́̋̄3̴̧̛̱̪͎͍̪͇͙̞̘̽̈́͑͐̽̎̈́̈́́̾̿͘͠͝ͅ2̶͇̫́̉.̶̡̨̦̥̫̠̱̝̮͚͕͓̣͋͐̀̀ ̵͉͍͈͓̫͔͒ͅĂ̵̢͆l̴̡̢̺̺̮͓̲̫̞̰̼̟͍͓͋̍̐̆̍̿̇̉̌̓́̏̓͘l̸̰͈̫̅̃̀̐̉́̏͋̇̇̍ ̸͉̙̋͐̍̽͛͒́̐̾̈́w̷̛̲͈̯̤̩͉̼̯̟͙̳͖̯̲̓͐̍͋̈́̈́̑̊̐̓̚i̷͚̻͈̔̈́̀̌̊̑̈͑̍̈͛̚͠l̶͎̬͙̠͓̘͔͚͔̑̍̓͛̅̓̋̈́͐͋̚͜͝ͅl̸̙͈̐ ̶͇̘͓̘̟̈̿͌́͂͂͛̅̍͝b̷͙̻͖̖͍͓͓̩̠͓̘̹̥͗͐̑́̓͂̆̚̚͠͝o̶̳̫̩͎̯̙͓͎͍͎̼͆̎͆̈́́̃̔ͅw̷̰̞̰͑͗̔̐͜͠ ̸̧̱͓͔͉̣̤͉̙̼̭́̓̈́̅̑̒̊̑͂̑̕ͅt̶̗͙̗̯̣̣͔̠̲̺̪̗͇̾̐͑̌̚o̷͓̰̘̱͈͉̗͉̽̚ ̷̖̯̮̓͛̈́͌̀͂͌͝h̷̡̬̙̲̬̼̜̙͔̤̲̀̈́̎̀̉̀̒i̴̢͕̟͇̣̞̖̲̜̟̞̤̗̎̂̆͜ͅs̶̳̖̗̺̭͕̙͉̘̄͜ͅ ̵̗̗̙̳̫͑̀͋́̅̔̍̑̈́̎̅̕̕͠į̵̢̤̙̥̩̮̥̩̙̝̦͛̈̈́̎̏̚͠ͅn̸̢̡̥̝͎̠͔̫̘̫̥̊͋͗t̵̻̠̼̽͗̐̄̔̿͑̎̃͑̑e̸̹̖̜͌͛̿l̷̑̽͒̒͌̐̂͂̕͜͝͠l̸̛̩̥̠̓̈͊͋̾̅ę̷͎̫͇͕̇̿́̄̋̔͌̌̚̕c̴̭̗̟͓͚̗͑̎̎͑̾̌̀̿̈́̄͗͗̈̌̚ͅť̶̡͎̠͕͇͔̟̬̰̗͖̩͛̾͛̀͑̽̔̽̕͝͝͠u̸̧̝̜̹͎̯̲̮̣̗̙͕͖̳̤͌ä̶͙͈l̸͙͉͈͖͈̱̊́͒̑̐͘ ̴̨̧͓̳̖̫͙̥͎͚̳̳̼̔̈́̋͗̔̓m̵̨̯̟̘͇̜̙͎͉͎̦̺͍̭̀̔̀̒̉̂̅̾̂͝ȋ̶̺̱̫̘̭̰̥̲͚̲̯̝͙̯͇̀̈̾͑͗͋̆̒̓̀̇̑g̵̭̗͔̖̬̀͌̊̔͠ḩ̶̦͉̦̲̭͈̗̺͚̹̎͘̕͝t̶̮̘̭̖̳̹͓͖̤̦͖͙̗͎͔͑̋̐̿͘͘͠.̶̻͚̜̖͎̈́̄́̍
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Yeah the White House has made it very clear that since vaccination is a personal choice this is now a "pandemic of the unvaccinated" they forgot about kids and people who legit can't get vaxxed for medical reasons I think one difference is that our premiers are sending out a very strong message that once people do have the opportunity to be vaccinated, those who choose to remain unvaccinated will have to continue living under restrictions, and they are absolutely hammering the federal government about procuring more supplies.
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Bad Purchase posted:You’re trying to compare poorer educational outcomes that result from school closures with excess student deaths (and a general acceleration of the delta wave that already has a lot of hospitals at their breaking point) that are resulting from schools remaining open. The two things are measurable but aren’t directly comparable. You can have an opinion on what should be prioritized, health or education, and what the thresholds should be but your vague “look at the data” arguments are worthless because there’s no objective comparison. It’s apples and oranges. Yes it’s wise for people to state their goals. Tolerance and comparison of risk will vary. That said it’s far from only educational outcomes. Shutdowns cause other measurable health problems and put kids at risk for various other hazards (depression, bad homes, loss of good meals etc). We already have reference points for societal risk tolerance such as flu, rsv or, say, school sports related injury/death. So it’s clear that society will tolerate covid whether you agree with that goal or not. Finally experts matter. No one has yet to post an institution or study that evaluated the risks and actually recommended shutdowns. Anyone saying we should take those actions are on their own.
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asdf32 posted:Finally experts matter. No one has yet to post an institution or study that evaluated the risks and actually recommended shutdowns. Anyone saying we should take those actions are on their own. mom and dad fight a lot posted:while conveniently ignoring that no "institution" is against school closures either. looks like you are too
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Aug 31, 2021 23:11
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asdf32 posted:Yes it’s wise for people to state their goals. Tolerance and comparison of risk will vary. https://www.al.com/news/2021/08/6181-alabama-children-diagnosed-with-covid-in-2-weeks-5-times-more-than-2020.html
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Pennywise the Frown posted:asdf32 seems to be ignoring anything anyone says and the articles they post and is just talking to himself. Like, nothing is sticking in their head. i mean the plan is for me to post a new link to an article about alabama dying from covid faster and harder than any other state in 'murica every time he posts and see who runs out of fuel first
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Cowcaster posted:https://www.al.com/news/2021/08/6181-alabama-children-diagnosed-with-covid-in-2-weeks-5-times-more-than-2020.html Here is a single article pointing out negative consequences of school closures. Is this really what you want to do? https://en.unesco.org/covid19/educationresponse/consequences You know the vaccine carries risk right? Did you get one?
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asdf32 posted:Here is a single article pointing out negative consequences of school closures. Is this really what you want to do? https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/28/health/us-coronavirus-saturday/index.html
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asdf32 posted:Is this really what you want to do?
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Ugh, stop quoting that guy so I don’t have to see his posts. I have him ignored for a reason.
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The Awesomesaurus posted:Ugh, stop quoting that guy so I don’t have to see his posts. I have him ignored for a reason. signing on to this initiative right here
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asdf32 posted:Yeah post it or any major institution or research backing nationwide shutdowns. I’m not talking about temporary shutdowns in response to an outbreak. You've had multiple people come out to talk about how the pandemic has effected their kids, and you were replying earlier to my post where I talked about my decision to pull my kids out of daycare because of local numbers specifically to tell me how harmless covid-19 is. So you know for a fact that many posters itt are not childless and are just posting in bad faith. Even nationally, school closures poll positively among parents Everything else you post is contradicted by readily available evidence, so it's not surprising that this would be too You also know that posters are talking about schools temporarily shutting down in response to high local numbers of cases, which happen to be bad everywhere at the moment. This state is, by its nature, temporary; one way or another, cases will come down. This has been explained to you multiple times.
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DeSantis followed through on his threat to withhold salaries to school board members who approve mask mandates, let's see if the white house follows through on their promise to pay the salaries instead https://twitter.com/therecount/status/1432684699588169728
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asdf32 posted:Yes it’s wise for people to state their goals. Tolerance and comparison of risk will vary. Yeah I'm sure having a friend die of covid wouldn't make someone depressed lol
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asdf32 posted:That said it’s far from only educational outcomes. Shutdowns cause other measurable health problems and put kids at risk for various other hazards (depression, bad homes, loss of good meals etc). This is the only part of your post that had any substance at all, and even then it's just throwing stuff out to see what sticks. How many extra kids or family members died from shutdown-related depression, bad homes, or starvation compared to normal in the past 2 years? And how many covid cases traced to a school outbreak ended in a kid or a kid's family member dying in the past 2 years? Are you suggesting this is the objective comparison you want to determine whether schools should be open, because I think it's pretty obvious what the answer will be. Just one point of reference -- in my county, in the 3 weeks since schools opened, about 5% (~3500) of the students and faculty have tested positive. Another ~2700 were quarantined this week awaiting tests. The risk to kids is fairly low, but higher to faculty and family -- some of these cases will be fatal, guaranteed, and the case rate is still accelerating. I think you would be better off conceding that there is no direct, objective public health comparison in your favor, and sticking to the realm of opinion instead.
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The Awesomesaurus posted:Ugh, stop quoting that guy so I don’t have to see his posts. I have him ignored for a reason. If hellbanning was still a thing he seems like he'd be a good candidate for it.
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yo mods, threadban that dipshit asdf32. nobody wants him in here do your dang jobs already, gently caress
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QuarkJets posted:You've had multiple people come out to talk about how the pandemic has effected their kids, and you were replying earlier to my post where I talked about my decision to pull my kids out of daycare because of local numbers specifically to tell me how harmless covid-19 is. So you know for a fact that many posters itt are not childless and are just posting in bad faith. Even nationally, school closures poll positively among parents I’ll keep it simple: find someone who backs your claim that schools should be closed and post it. We can go from there. A think tank, medical organization an example from another country. You should be able to find something beyond emotional appeal and anecdotes simply repeating that covid risk exists (which we all know). In case you really like those (I don’t) my son was in the ICU with RSV years ago. My wife is an NP in a pediatric ICU (one that’s had almost zero covid patients throughout for what it’s worth). I’m also teaching my kids how to ride bikes and swim (among the largest killers of children). So I have experience with childhood health and safety risks. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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asdf32 posted:I’ll keep it simple: find someone who backs your claim that schools should be closed and post it. go back to d&d nerd
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asdf32 posted:anything at all sut..... da fuk up
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asdf32 posted:I'm pro child death. Debate me! Lol.
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School board meetings aren't getting any saner https://twitter.com/AndyOstroy/status/1432730279559450626 School covid quarantine rules are getting dumber https://twitter.com/RobinCogan/status/1432657470015561732
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asdf32 posted:I’ll keep it simple We know you will asdf32 posted:
Schools are already shutting down so frequently that someone made a helpful tracker showing which schools are currently closed due to covid-19 outbreaks https://districtadministration.com/school-closings-tracker-where-covid-shut-down-schools-again/ Sometimes they're shutting down in response to a big outbreak, sometimes they're shutting down because they literally don't have enough healthy staff to legally keep the school open. When it's voluntary, often the decision comes from protocols written with guidance from the local health department. Even the CDC's guidance has been in favor of school closures during periods of high transmission or when medical facilities are overburdened, both of which are true conditions for much of the country. So step the gently caress off, everyone is on the same page except for you and a small minority of like-minded covid denialists.
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asdf32 posted:I’ll keep it simple: find someone who backs your claim that schools should be closed and post it. We can go from there. A think tank, medical organization an example from another country. You should be able to find something beyond emotional appeal and anecdotes simply repeating that covid risk exists (which we all know). This one note trolling is tiresome. Either come up with a better gimmick, or go back to calling people the N-word on your Playstation.
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Hasturtium posted:An entire year in lockdown, then four months of trudging into my debt-strangled office, and within TWO WEEKS of my kids starting classes: Sorry fellow Texas goon. I hope they just got a mild case and shake it off quickly. Also yes our state does indeed suck.
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Hasturtium posted:An entire year in lockdown, then four months of trudging into my debt-strangled office, and within TWO WEEKS of my kids starting classes:   lol
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