Lockdowns debunked: “Americans, many of whom during the lockdowns have not worked or have worked alone at home, have been at least 51.3% more likely to become infected than Amazon and Whole Foods employees.”

[jtssrx]

 

 

[Angry ginger]

it is amazing that we won't send kids to school and reopen workplaces when the spread in the businesses that are opened are not really an issue.  We just pushed back reopening till jan but in our case everyone is still working at least.   

 

 

 

[jtssrx]

3 minutes ago, Angry ginger said:

it is amazing that we won't send kids to school and reopen workplaces when the spread in the businesses that are opened are not really an issue.  We just pushed back reopening till jan but in our case everyone is still working at least.   

 

 

 

Where do you live? What is the scientific reasoning behind not sending kids to school? 

[Carlos Danger]

We had one case of covid in our 100+ employee shop more than two months ago. Shut the place down for 3 days had a company come in and clean. Quarantine the department of about ten who directly worked with employee for two weeks. Other than that been open every day.

[Mainecat]

It will be gone next week.

[spin_dry]

37 minutes ago, jtssrx said:

 

 

Makes sense. Both those companies have mandatory mask requirements. 

[ArcticCrusher]

31 minutes ago, jtssrx said:

Where do you live? What is the scientific reasoning behind not sending kids to school? 

There isn't any.

But here teachers are afraid of Covid, thanks to the media hysteria.

[Angry ginger]

1 hour ago, jtssrx said:

Where do you live? What is the scientific reasoning behind not sending kids to school? 

NH.  there is no scientific reasoning.  they decided to go in with a 2 day in person 3 day online suystem splitting the kids into the M/tues or Thursday/Fri group then "cleaning" weds.  it is silly.   All these kids should be back full time but all the schools seem to have the blend.  Only positive is  It's making my wife money caring for kids who should be in school but need someone to do the online while they work  

 

My daughter who goes to college in OH has no in person classes so it's not just around here they are stupid.  

 

 

[SSFB]

Not saying you're wrong JT but if I recall Amazon has some pretty impressive protocols in place for dealing with this and Whole Foods probably does too since they are owned by Amazon now?

 

[Ez ryder]

2 hours ago, Mainecat said:

It will be gone next week.

No not till after the election then there will be no more reason to put liberal politics on the back of a virus For gullible sheep like your self . 

Edited October 6, 2020 by Ez ryder