I sure hope you dont have to wear mask. Maybe a "V" patch to let us all know as you run by us that we can;t catch Rona from you.
Opening up all Schools and Youth Sports now
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I guess extorting our kids education was effective. I will be curious to see where the money actually goes, I assume a big commission for union leaders. Still less than ideal but at this point I guess us beggars can't be choosers.
California lawmakers reach $6.5 billion deal to open schools
California legislators have agreed on a $6.5 billion school reopening plan aimed at getting students back in classrooms this spring.fox5sandiego.com
You assume?
I guess extorting our kids education was effective. I will be curious to see where the money actually goes, I assume a big commission for union leaders. Still less than ideal but at this point I guess us beggars can't be choosers.
California lawmakers reach $6.5 billion deal to open schools
California legislators have agreed on a $6.5 billion school reopening plan aimed at getting students back in classrooms this spring.
Whiny magats think literally everything is some nefarious conspiracy theory. This dumbf**k thinks that money to be used to safely reopen schools is instead being used to line the pockets of an evil cabal of teachers and their union leadership. WTF?
It really makes you wonder how this collective mental break by trumpanzees happened. I mean, this dumbs**t wants schools to reopen, presumably safely, yet he’s got nothing but self-pity and some fake conspiracy theory to make himself feel bad about getting exactly what he was hoping for. Probably got this nonsense from Parler now that it’s back up and running.
Soccer Cat
SILVER
Its a good thing our law enforcement, fire department,doctors and nurses, grocery workers, supply chain workers etc. aren't sitting at home like the teachers. Our kids education is essential! Do your job like the thousands of other essential workers are!
MicPaPa
GOLD
...and like CA private school teachers and teachers all over the country are.
Hey soccer cat, dont forget Furnace Tech guy ((The Tech I know and love is a genius with CIS and Programming skills so not all Techs are the same, just FYI. Smart cat he is, Cat)) plumbers, elections, roofers, remodel dude and let's not forget the maid service. So Furnace guy is helping everyone stay warm. His wife owns and operates her small maid service in Palos Verdes. They have a killer house in San Pedro but make their money keeping the rich up in da hills stay warm and clean. Something is not right with this story. Oh well, 12 months now and counting.
MicPaPa
GOLD
How many teachers have you seen publicly speaking out against the CTA? Or, how about unifying and publicly speaking up for the kids?
I thought we weren’t supposed to be having pure covid for covid arguments sake. In any cases cdc studies (particularly amalgamated studies) like this are somewhat suspect at this point because there’s a certain amount of propaganda going on to justify policy.If you’re following CDC research, you may want to read this:
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.www.cdc.gov
or this:
Community and Close Contact Exposures Associated with COVID-19 ...
Community and close contact exposures continue to drive the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. CDC and other public health authorities recommend community mitigation strategies ...www.cdc.gov
The first study shows that masks reduce the spread of covid. The second shows that restaurants increase the spread of covid.
Now that you know the CDC research supports masks and opposes indoor dining, are you going to take up masks and stop indoor dining?
Or do research papers only count if you like the conclusion?
For example, the Roosevelt study correlated to the proposition not necessarily that masks help but that sailors who were more generally cautious had lower rates...for example the mask participants also avoided common areas. The flight study has been contradicted by another where people in business class got infected even though the spacing was wider. The hair salon study is more anecdote since the customers weren’t all tested for the virus but this would be exactly the type of scenario we would expect masks to work in: short term exposures where the infected person stands behind the customer. I posted another observational study a while back about a horse stable where the workers all wore masks but still had a very high infection rate.
The indoor dining one has less problems with it but iirc suffers from the same propositional problem: that people who are generally more cautious in their interactions and who took less risks overall were less likely to get the virus
Also note so far in Florida no Super Bowl bump at all which even I find surprising. Stil early though.
MicPaPa
GOLD
Ah, there it is, more of that "principled conservatism"...is there anything else in your life that you want the government and their ever-changing "science" to control?
Oh lord. Teachers have been doing their job - remotely - because it is feasible to do it that way. Even doctors and nurses have been working remotely from patients when it is possible. However, things like fire suppression and most health care can’t be done by zoom dumbf**k, and grocery stores need to be open because the alternative is that people starve to death, unlike if teachers teach remotely. The problem has never been teachers teaching remotely, it has always been the trumpanzee parents who keep getting on the way of it and who refuse to take responsibility for their own children.
The complete lack of brainpower by these magats is astounding. It is the reason teachers must work remotely. They’re so f**king stupid that they and their magat spawn cannot be relied upon to go back to school safely because they’re largely Covid-19 deniers and will get people killed when they don’t follow the rules. Instead, we need the vaccine to save us from these morons but, even then, we’re going to get a parade of anti-vaxxers like @crush who thinks he’s smart although he can’t conjugate verbs and had no clue about that differences among their, there, and they’re two days after he’s patting himself in the back about finally figuring it out.
They can;t or they will get dealt with, trust me. Lot's of ways to shut a person up who speaks out of line and off scripts. Shit, look at us here. I say a few things and now my dd recruiting is in jeopardy again. These same clowns told me this years ago. You better not leave or your dd will be black listed. These are crazy times we live in. Like I said a million times, my elitist grandmother did not want me born. My adopted mom saved my ass. Her son was so pissed off that she adopted me that he put a dagger in my door and never came back. My mother just told me to stay the hell away from the dude and that he has issues after his father died. 5 years latter, two old ladies tried to kidnap me at Doheny State Beach in 1973. My foster sister saved my ass because they were dragging me by my arms and taking me for some reason and she screamed, "look, they gots Billy)) What I'm saying is I'm on free time and always have been, so I only live for today. I dont care what people think of what I say most of the time because it's from my heart. Have fun and speak up. Who is afraid of the big bad wolf?
It took my dd to teach me the trick two. know teacher had there're write way to show me how to right, the wright way. Spelling was hard for me to because pair, pear or bear was hard for me as a kid.
Desert Hound
DA
It isnt even the Super Bowl.
FL has been open now for some time. In person dining (inside), almost everyone back at school, stores open, no mask requirements, etc. CA is just the opposite.
We have 2 huge states that have very different approaches. FL has less cases per million vs CA. If masks, closures and distancing made a difference we would see it in their numbers. We don't see any difference.
We see the same thing looking at TX vs CA as well.
Based on what the advocates for masks, distancing and closures have been saying for the past year, we should have seen substantial differences between states like CA and TX/FL. And yet the data shows essentially NO DIFFERENCE in cases per million.
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Desert Hound
DA
What exactly are they spending 6.5 billion on? The article mentioned vaccines. Haven't the vaccines already been paid for?
Also read the article. IF a school asks for money then maybe they reopen for at need kids and youngers by April 15.
That doesn't sound like middle school or high school will be actually opening April 15. And to be honest by the date, the school year is almost already over.
So at best FALL 2021?
Yes, that is what you Qs do when you get called out for proposing a bizarre conspiracy theory that teacher union officials are getting illegal kickbacks for negotiating a deal to protect the safety of their members.
I bet you’re one of those folks who heard a rumor about an underground tunnel between a pizza parlor and the White House for the Clinton’s to traffick children and then eat them, and thought that made a lot of sense.
This is to a large extent what's going on: running out the clock. If we hit 4th quarter at that point it's going to be "the logistics are too challenging to put together for the handful of weeks remaining in the school year". Maybe seniors get to go back on campus for a distanced graduation.
Just FYI $6.2 billion comes to an average of nearly $600,000 per school. The cost per classroom for a portable HEPA filtration unit ranges from $150-$350. So a 100 room school would cost somewhere between $15,000 to $35,000. So the remaining $500,000 would get you a ship load of plexiglass and hand sanitizer. The kids could probably just swim through the hand sanitizer as they come into school.I guess extorting our kids education was effective. I will be curious to see where the money actually goes, I assume a big commission for union leaders. Still less than ideal but at this point I guess us beggars can't be choosers.
California lawmakers reach $6.5 billion deal to open schools
California legislators have agreed on a $6.5 billion school reopening plan aimed at getting students back in classrooms this spring.
Your buddy Qwatfly says it goes to union leaders.
If you want to know how the money will be spent, you should read the bill. But you don’t want to know what it actually says because, like Qwatfly, you’d rather just make s**t up because facts don’t work well for trumpanzees.
