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Online CC27

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If a child can't bring peanuts to school...
« on: Today at 07:18:56 AM »
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If a child can't bring peanuts to school...


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mgardener (2,555 posts)
1. As a former school nurse
I thought the same thing.

Wait till parents have to scramble to find childcare ( if they can)when their unvaccinated child/children are excluded from school.
Or the week or 2 when their child has the measles or chickenpox.
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Walleye (46,698 posts)
2. I got to think that people who don't get their children vaccinated don't care anything about their fellow human beings
It’s not just a personal decision. It affects everybody.

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Bettie (20,313 posts)
4. They don't particularly care about
their children either.

Someone who is willing to have their child die of a preventable disease isn't likely to care about any human being but themselves.

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DUmmies know best. Parents be damned.

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Re: If a child can't bring peanuts to school...
« Reply #1 on: Today at 07:43:46 AM »
I take it that QueerDuck thinks that MAGAs and conservatives are anti-vaxxers, despite the Trump Administration having funded and supported Covid vaccine development, testing, and Federal level distribution.

Being an old dude, a former homeschooler, and having hung out on homeschooling discussion sites, I can say from conversation observation that many anti-vaxxers are Lib/Prog.
Whose Shampeachment Is It Anyway, where the high crimes are made up, and the evidence doesn't matter