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Lack of Understanding Regarding Covid

Lack of Understanding Regarding Covid:


As soon as the pandemic started, the absence or lack of understanding regarding COVID might have warranted this kind of behavior. The reality is that that justification has now faded away.

It is crystal clear that the infection is much less life-threatening to youngsters than influenza, and keeping academic institutions open presents a marginal danger of spreading contaminations. Those are just plain FACTS…

However, in spite of this kind of proof – and in spite of the widespread supply of vaccinations to school teachers and others – institutions have yet to resume full-time, and many are still forcing students to be as miserable as possible.

Schools terminated/canceled a lot of sports and various other after-school activities, segregated their students in Plexiglas units, and even FORCED them to wear face masks in school rooms, and YES, outside in play areas, OUTDOORS.

Below are a couple of article links I wrote that answer some of these questions, take a look:

Evildoers are Getting Away with Jabbing Youngsters

Before Consenting to Immunize your Kids

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