i mean whats the anger about here
do you think just pretending covid didnt exist was the way to go?
yeah, the security theatre state was great.
COVID is literally TSA.
Not sure what this means. Obviously they can still spread it to their parents and society at large - how is this an argument?
Make kids wear masks and give them detention if they don't
I remember distinctly too the government telling me "racism is more of a public health issue than covid".
I was more under the impression that the parents stayed at home too, but I suppose that's unreasonable to think.
Normalize boarding schools where adults and kids are always separated by clear glass and there's a few adults in hazmat suits on the kid side
no essential (expendable) workers still went to work even more often if anything
everyone shut the fuck up and post cute Rudys
heroes work here! that's why we pay them as little as we can
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that's a dive into hero systems and hero culture for a different time
Yeah, but it's understandable from your POV. The pandemic has helped encourage WFH but the transition and fight for it was not easy. Daycare is absurdly expensive. Wages are low enough that these parents aren't just absent, they're very absent, and they make up a good brunt of our work force. Those with few resources had few options to occupy their kids.
you're banned
go on unemployment you're unmodded
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the US government basically feeds, clothes, etc. a good what? 15% of children?