Ah...Dad4 must have gotten the memo in advanced....apparently it was Trump and the Republicans fault the schools were closed.
As far as the managerial class was concerned, Twitter's permanent ban of journalist and author Alex Berenson in August 2021 was entirely justified. Indeed, most of the reaction to his ban consisted of mockery of the lawsuit he subsequently filed to force Twitter to reinstate him.
Since his ban, Berenson has not only been vindicated, but news surfaced that his silencing was the direct result of a request from the White House.
Documents Berenson obtained during the discovery phase of the lawsuit he filed against Twitter illustrate how the government actively works to shut down free speech on issues of public interest. Berenson's criticisms of the Covid vaccines, which he claimed were ineffective and possibly harmful, came exactly at the time when the federal government, as well as many states and cities, were using every available coercive means at their disposal to force Americans to take them. As such, his speech was deemed extremist and needed to be suppressed to save lives during the pandemic.
While President Biden blithely labels his political opponents as "semi-fascists," it is he who has been playing the part of a fascist by using powerful corporations to stifle opposition. And thus, Berenson's Twitter ban must be acknowledged as a rank injustice.
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There are two important takeaways from this development.
First, everyone must now acknowledge Berenson's views that were labeled wrongthink a year ago were largely correct about the shortcomings of Covid vaccines.
The second point concerns the way the government used a public health emergency not only to seize unprecedented power but to trash civil liberties by leveraging the resources of Big Tech companies.
April 3, 2020.Like this ole gem…
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Paddle boarder chased by boat, arrested in Malibu after flouting coronavirus closures
The man, who wasn't identified, faces a fine of $1,000 or six months in jail, or both, if convicted of violating the state stay-at-home order.www.latimes.com
You must have missed it the first time.April 3, 2020.
Do you whiners have any complaints that aren't from the first two months of the pandemic?
Your source is a pro-trump election denial website?You must have missed it the first time.
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‘Nation’s Report Card’: Two Decades of Growth Wiped Out by Two Years of Pandemic
Long-term scores from NAEP show unprecedented declines for 9-year-olds in math and generational literacy losswww.the74million.org
It’s called context…..but I’m sure that flew over your head like most things in life.April 3, 2020.
Do you whiners have any complaints that aren't from the first two months of the pandemic?
All the reports coming out over the past half year or so show things like...Your source is a pro-trump election denial website?
But you don't like the man. Got it.
The all knowing Socialist and their one size fits all tyrannical policies.Interesting. Two days ago I called to get my daughter’s vaccination records for college and they refused my request because “your daughter is 12 or older” and we need her permission for this request. Glad CA has their eye on the ball looking out for our youth. We can’t have their parents knowing their child’s vaccination status once they are 12.
The original issue was vaxing minors without parental consent.I think it might be 18 or older. My kids are 13 and 17 and I’ve had no problems getting their covid vaccination records immediately texted to me via this California website. https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov/
Keeps going back to the same conclusion.Your source is a pro-trump election denial website?
But you don't like the man. Got it.
let's play a game...imagine that piece was written by someone you agreed with....would it be right then? Or the mere fact that it's presented by someone who you think opposes your world view you automatically dismiss it? Imagine if that reasoning was implemented everywhere.. imagine.Keeps going back to the same conclusion.
Typical attack the source and not the substance. The data and story is from the NCES/NAEP, a government agency. How raw are your hands from grasping at straws?Your source is a pro-trump election denial website?
But you don't like the man. Got it.
It’s called context…..but I’m sure that flew over your head like most things in life.
Keeps going back to the same conclusion.
Maybe all those parents shouldn’t have been baking sourdough and binge watching Netflix?![]()
Student test scores plummeted in math and reading after the pandemic, new assessment finds | CNN
Math and reading scores for 9-year-olds in the US fell between 2020 and 2022 by a level not seen in decades, a foreboding sign of the state of American education two years after the Covid-19 pandemic began.www.cnn.com
Or get this. We should not have shut schools since we knew by the summer kids had no risk.Maybe all those parents shouldn’t have been baking sourdough and binge watching Netflix?
Maybe all those parents shouldn’t have been baking sourdough and binge watching Netflix?
Yes it was those parents that have to work. The people that fuel this nation, but they aren’t the ones doing the bitching.Nice quip.
Now read the article and which children were negatively impacted the most. (Hint: it’s not the sourdough crowd)
No…like I said….by now it is behind you.Your complaint is that I put watfly’s post in context. It came from “the74million.org”. As posted, the context is anti-democratic conspiracy theories.
His other post was actually credible. It is a well written article by a pair of epidemiologists, arguing in favor of school openings. He just had to change the topic when it turned out that he was agreeing with a “scientist”.