Crowder Says: Top Pediatricians Agree: Reopen Schools WITHOUT HESITATION

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Top Pediatricians Agree: Reopen Schools WITHOUT HESITATION

Top Pediatricians Agree: Reopen Schools WITHOUT HESITATION
Brodigan - July 14, 2020 at 08:26AM

The new debate in pandemicpalooza revolves around reopening schools. On one side, you have parents, teachers, and data. On the other side, you have CNN, panic porn, and teachers' unions that have made it clear they don't care about students or parents. We're constantly told we need to listen to the experts. Well, the experts have weighed in, and on MSNBC of all places: It is safe to open schools WITHOUT HESITATION.

Top Pediatricians Tell NBC They Back Reopening Schools: “Yes," “Absolutely," “Without A Hesitation" <a href="https://youtu.be/Nbn8TELW1ms" target="_blank">youtu.be</a> <blockquote>Evidence suggests that children are not as susceptible as adults to COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. Even among those who have been infected, it's relatively rare for children to develop serious complications or require hospitalization. ... "I think children have had significant social and emotional concerns from online learning over the past several months," Lighter said. "I don't think online learning works very well for children, especially young children, and especially children that are in poverty."</blockquote> All of this is true. But on the other hand, teachers' unions have a presidential election to win and taxpayers to extort! SPOILER: I'm not a parent. But my sister is, as are her neighbors and as are her friends. They all agreed to a fifteen-day shutdown to flatten the curve over a hundred days ago. They've been juggling having to work while also suddenly homeschooling. They've also been doing this with next to no help from the school district. They are also over the panic porn; ironically enough, unlike the people who make decisions about reopening schools, they don't benefit from from the panic porn. Go figure. Obviously adjustments need to be made in schools to adapt to this *sigh* "new normal." But they need to open in the fall. If parents are worried about their children, they should be able to opt out and get a tax credit for doing so. Teachers unwilling to even entertain the idea of reopening can get other jobs. <iframe frameborder="0" height="auto" lazy-loadable="true" scrolling="no" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OQeorYF9A-k?rel=0" style="position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;" width="100%"> EXPOSED: The Man Behind the Overblown COVID Predictions! | Louder with Crowder youtu.be

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