No, what’s absurd is that you clearly don’t believe your sister in law’s health was worth trying to preserve instead of forcing her to encounter 150 potentially infectious students a day, five days a week
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There were measures that could have been implemented to mitigate risk (like improved HVAC to facilitate better air circulation), which would have made childhood education (which is way more essential than bars) less risky, that weren't. She agrees with me there.
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I am with you on the fact that bars should not have been open for in person events; I know that a decent number of bars here actually were able to do carry out with proof of age and ID, and we did a very slow reopening process based on % positivity.
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One of my sisters is a teacher, a single mom and covid fucked up her health big time—she has to work and support a whole family on her own STILL. Now she has uncontrolled high blood pressure and diabetes —she got immediately after covid. Yes, she lives in a red state. NO TIME OFF WITH COVID.
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