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post 1613110201 08-10-2020, 07:39 AM
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97,000 kids test positive in the last two weeks of July

In other words, they didn’t catch it at school.

Why try to spin this as a jump in cases for kids because schools are back?

Clearly everyone is getting it regardless of what opens and doesn’t. In-person school isn’t the problem so maybe don’t severely cut their education back because of irrational hysteria.

That doesn’t mean there won’t be cases and kids won’t get infected. They will and are whether there’s school or not.
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post 1613115111 08-10-2020, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
In other words, they didn’t catch it at school.

Why try to spin this as a jump in cases for kids because schools are back?

Clearly everyone is getting it regardless of what opens and doesn’t. In-person school isn’t the problem so maybe don’t severely cut their education back because of irrational hysteria.

That doesn’t mean there won’t be cases and kids won’t get infected. They will and are whether there’s school or not.
And 1-4000 of those kids that tested positive died(25) from Covid in July. (that doesn't include the multiple of that 100K number who have it, had no symptoms and never got tested)

We can save 16 year olds(and their victims) from dying in car crashes by raising the age to 18 to get a drivers license. Knowing that to be factual, we still decided at keeping it at 16.
post 1613115981 08-10-2020, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
In other words, they didn’t catch it at school.

Why try to spin this as a jump in cases for kids because schools are back?

Clearly everyone is getting it regardless of what opens and doesn’t. In-person school isn’t the problem so maybe don’t severely cut their education back because of irrational hysteria.

That doesn’t mean there won’t be cases and kids won’t get infected. They will and are whether there’s school or not.
Are people saying that jump in cases was from school? Most schools haven't started yet.
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