I know a teacher who got Covid. He might of got it over the holidays but the fact remains he is out sick suffering.
Is the argument that vaccines aren’t effective against Omicron now?dudes want to stick it to the libs and think teachers and their families are expendable for one reason or another. gen x and y are just as bad as boomers they deride
If you agree with vaccine protection, why frame it as a life or death decision in January 2022?
What exactly do you believe liberals and progressives are calling for?Is the argument that vaccines aren’t effective against Omicron now?
I understand it’s far more transmissible and may lead to short term absences, but vast majority of evidence shows that protection against severe outcomes remains.
If you agree with vaccine protection, why frame it as a life or death decision in January 2022?
Schools are open in all of Scandinavia (including in Denmark with huge Omicron wave), France, UK, Switzerland, Germany, Austria etc
These are countries with vastly different relationships to their social welfare systems and to teachers more specifically, yet they all decided it’s not a fatal proposition to reopen schools given vaccine protection and low risk to kids. It’s only in North America where it’s been framed differently and it won’t age well for liberals and progressives.
What exactly do you believe liberals and progressives are calling for?
It’s really early but we’ll see. I always felt Rahm gave up on the job and I don’t see Adam’s doing the same.So Eric Adams is another Rahm Emanuel?
He’s very similar to Ed Koch… very similarAdams is a fukking goofy
To be sure not all liberals and progressives agree on this issue. But many in North America are of the view that sending teachers to school in-person in this wave is akin to sending them to the slaughterhouse.
I think it’s defensible to insist on in-person schooling during this wave given vaccine coverage among adults and proof that infections among vaccinated are relatively mild for most part.
Also think it isn’t necessarily a conservative position, even though it’s associated with the right in North America. Denmark, Norway, Germany, Spain, Portugal ( off top of my head) all have left leaning governments at the moment and schools are open. For most part, they havent done anything necessarily exceptional to keep them open aside from testing.