Rockhound, you out there?

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

The Emmy's were a single event with a few thousand people, it would likely be be impossible to test millions of kids frequently enough not to mention for the schools to manage it.

Many, many schools do regular testing. Most colleges tested students weekly all last year. Not sure what planet you've ben living on. My son's school tests everyone, every two weeks. What else ya got?

Just keep making stuff out of thin air, Mr Common Sense, as long as it serves The Narrative.

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

Many, many schools do regular testing. Most colleges tested students weekly all last year. Not sure what planet you've ben living on. My son's school tests everyone, every two weeks.

Nation wide there are some 80 million students, not to mention a lot of states and schools that would refuse to do it. Doesn't seem like the protocols in place right now are that demanding, why change if the rates of infection are still too high?

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

Nation wide there are some 80 million students, not to mention a lot of states and schools that would refuse to do it. Doesn't seem like the protocols in place right now are that demanding, why change if the rates of infection are still too high?

ok let’s make it really simple.

so in my sons school, where every kid is vaccinated and every kid is tested every other week, why should he have to wear a mask, especially when they are socially distancing, , while these adults ( a far riskier group) aren’t required to do so, while sitting on top of one another.
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[Pete F.]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

ok let’s make it really simple.

so in my sons school, where every kid is vaccinated and every kid is tested every other week, why should he have to wear a mask, especially when they are socially distancing, , while these adults ( a far riskier group) aren’t required to do so, while sitting on top of one another.
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That would be, because life isn't fair.

Don't feel bad, most Karens failed to learn that lesson.

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

ok let’s make it really simple.

so in my sons school, where every kid is vaccinated and every kid is tested every other week, why should he have to wear a mask, especially when they are socially distancing, , while these adults ( a far riskier group) aren’t required to do so, while sitting on top of one another.
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Because it's the law.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

Because it's the law.

i’ll try one last time..:

what’s the logic behind it?

how does it make sense?

are you afraid guys become a menstruating person, if you just admitted the optics are awful?

i tried 3-4 times here. you guys just can’t be reasoned with unless it’s an issue that paints liberalism favorably.
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[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

what’s the logic behind it?

To help curtail the spread of covid, Jim.

I don't see what the big deal is. Most schools aren't fully vaccinated or do routine testing. Having multiple sets of rules for different schools just adds another layer of burden for both the schools and the state to comply with. If the masking gets your school down to zero cases for the year then I'd say that would be a dramatic success.

Funny how you want to call out the vaccinated and tested Hollywood elite yet say nothing about the tens of thousands of mask less football fans packed into stadiums this fall screaming at the top of their lungs.

[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

Hollywood elite

this is amusing...

[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by spence

Because it's the law.

No it’s not
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[spence]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

No it’s not
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Has essentially the same the force of a law, big whoop.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

Has essentially the same the force of a law, big whoop.

you know, you posted before that childhood numbers are up, as justification. i asked you if you were saying that kids are now as risky, or riskier, than adults, and i didn’t see you respond.

Why is that? Is it because you know you can’t answer honestly without making my point for me?
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[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by spence

Has essentially the same the force of a law, big whoop.

No, it doesn't

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

No it’s not
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even if it were black letter law, i asked about the logic.

There was a time, thanks to Spences side, when the law codified slavery and segregation. did we just say “wish we could do something, but the law is the law”? Or did we question the law until it was repealed? same with gay marriage.
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[scottw]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

even if it were black letter law, i asked about the logic.

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you know how it works...when democrats pass laws it's forever...no questions...when republicans pass laws it's just till democrats can find away around them...and if democrats say "it's a law" it's a law even if noone actually passed a law...

why don't you see the BIG Picture????

[scottw]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

ok let’s make it really simple.

so in my sons school, where every kid is vaccinated and every kid is tested every other week

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because masks make good sheep training....

remember Fauxshi said triple mask are a good idea...I think that was before the delta variant so 5-6 masks is probably the way to go