George Hill not happy about COVID protocols

[hoosierdaddy34]

The public school system is so full of teachers trying to indoctrinate kids into thinking the "right way". There are several articles on this subject but I picked the one from the Huffington Post because it is unbiased.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/karen-keller-bans-boys-legos_n_564f5009e4b0879a5b0abc9e




You don't even know the lies that were told to you as a child in the interest of furthering agendas. This "social engineering" does not just go one way, it goes the whichever way of the interests of the advocate.....

The stellar example of “Critical thinking” has led him to lump all teachers into one single quote. Brilliant!

If you think it is just one teacher, this is how these things are able to spread. Belief that people would never do that.

I don't know anyone else's situation but I have been "essential personnel" since this thing has started. I work with all types of government workers and on a federal facility. There is no consistency on an individual basis and I live in California where they are trying to lock us down hard. There have been scares at my job of this person may have been infected, or this person is getting a covid test but no one has stopped coming to work...no one is going to stop coming to work. Not that anyone feels like they can't get covid, but on an individual basis we are all aware of the risks and willingly accept the consequences.

It is like people forgot people use to work in coal mines or when you had sail across the ocean more than likely half the crew was not going to make it. Why would anyone undergo that sort of danger? Because it is an acceptable risk. This is why some countries were able to expand and some countries are still struggling because they will not take risks. They only want to do something unless there is absolute certainty......I can't understand that mentality......

I currently work in education so just stop, you really don’t know what you are talking about. As stated above I’ve been in every field imaginable, corporate management, corporate training, corporate data analyst, state government management, public education, media. I have no time for the boogie man routine you are trying to sell and demonize people that are just trying to do the best job possible in most cases.

And I really could care less what your opinions are on coming to work. It’s a once in a generation pandemic, hundreds of thousands have lost their lives. People are suffering long term heart, lung and even brain conditions from it. I have a friend whose close cousin traveled to to spend thanksgiving with his parents and died six days later. It’s not the flu. It’s not a cold. There is a six year old where I live whose been in the ICU for weeks now. This needs to be dealt with on an intellectual and common sense level. I could care less about your moronic warrior mentality. There is a time and place for such thinking but this ain’t it.

[michaelm]

The public school system is so full of teachers trying to indoctrinate kids into thinking the "right way". There are several articles on this subject but I picked the one from the Huffington Post because it is unbiased.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/karen-keller-bans-boys-legos_n_564f5009e4b0879a5b0abc9e




You don't even know the lies that were told to you as a child in the interest of furthering agendas. This "social engineering" does not just go one way, it goes the whichever way of the interests of the advocate.....

The stellar example of “Critical thinking” has led him to lump all teachers into one single quote. Brilliant!

If you think it is just one teacher, this is how these things are able to spread. Belief that people would never do that.

I don't know anyone else's situation but I have been "essential personnel" since this thing has started. I work with all types of government workers and on a federal facility. There is no consistency on an individual basis and I live in California where they are trying to lock us down hard. There have been scares at my job of this person may have been infected, or this person is getting a covid test but no one has stopped coming to work...no one is going to stop coming to work. Not that anyone feels like they can't get covid, but on an individual basis we are all aware of the risks and willingly accept the consequences.

It is like people forgot people use to work in coal mines or when you had sail across the ocean more than likely half the crew was not going to make it. Why would anyone undergo that sort of danger? Because it is an acceptable risk. This is why some countries were able to expand and some countries are still struggling because they will not take risks. They only want to do something unless there is absolute certainty......I can't understand that mentality......

So doing nothing at all in the face of the pandemic is an acceptable risk?.

[michaelm]

The public school system is so full of teachers trying to indoctrinate kids into thinking the "right way". There are several articles on this subject but I picked the one from the Huffington Post because it is unbiased.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/karen-keller-bans-boys-legos_n_564f5009e4b0879a5b0abc9e




You don't even know the lies that were told to you as a child in the interest of furthering agendas. This "social engineering" does not just go one way, it goes the whichever way of the interests of the advocate.....

The stellar example of “Critical thinking” has led him to lump all teachers into one single quote. Brilliant!

If you think it is just one teacher, this is how these things are able to spread. Belief that people would never do that.

I don't know anyone else's situation but I have been "essential personnel" since this thing has started. I work with all types of government workers and on a federal facility. There is no consistency on an individual basis and I live in California where they are trying to lock us down hard. There have been scares at my job of this person may have been infected, or this person is getting a covid test but no one has stopped coming to work...no one is going to stop coming to work. Not that anyone feels like they can't get covid, but on an individual basis we are all aware of the risks and willingly accept the consequences.

It is like people forgot people use to work in coal mines or when you had sail across the ocean more than likely half the crew was not going to make it. Why would anyone undergo that sort of danger? Because it is an acceptable risk. This is why some countries were able to expand and some countries are still struggling because they will not take risks. They only want to do something unless there is absolute certainty......I can't understand that mentality......

So doing nothing at all in the face of the pandemic is an acceptable risk?.

[hoosierdaddy34]

The stellar example of “Critical thinking” has led him to lump all teachers into one single quote. Brilliant!

If you think it is just one teacher, this is how these things are able to spread. Belief that people would never do that.

I don't know anyone else's situation but I have been "essential personnel" since this thing has started. I work with all types of government workers and on a federal facility. There is no consistency on an individual basis and I live in California where they are trying to lock us down hard. There have been scares at my job of this person may have been infected, or this person is getting a covid test but no one has stopped coming to work...no one is going to stop coming to work. Not that anyone feels like they can't get covid, but on an individual basis we are all aware of the risks and willingly accept the consequences.

It is like people forgot people use to work in coal mines or when you had sail across the ocean more than likely half the crew was not going to make it. Why would anyone undergo that sort of danger? Because it is an acceptable risk. This is why some countries were able to expand and some countries are still struggling because they will not take risks. They only want to do something unless there is absolute certainty......I can't understand that mentality......

So doing nothing at all in the face of the pandemic is an acceptable risk?.

That’s a ridiculous straw man argument that doesn’t even deserve a response. Taking things to the most absurd level isn’t a legitimate way to get your point across.

[michaelm]

If you think it is just one teacher, this is how these things are able to spread. Belief that people would never do that.

I don't know anyone else's situation but I have been "essential personnel" since this thing has started. I work with all types of government workers and on a federal facility. There is no consistency on an individual basis and I live in California where they are trying to lock us down hard. There have been scares at my job of this person may have been infected, or this person is getting a covid test but no one has stopped coming to work...no one is going to stop coming to work. Not that anyone feels like they can't get covid, but on an individual basis we are all aware of the risks and willingly accept the consequences.

It is like people forgot people use to work in coal mines or when you had sail across the ocean more than likely half the crew was not going to make it. Why would anyone undergo that sort of danger? Because it is an acceptable risk. This is why some countries were able to expand and some countries are still struggling because they will not take risks. They only want to do something unless there is absolute certainty......I can't understand that mentality......

So doing nothing at all in the face of the pandemic is an acceptable risk?.

That’s a lane straw man argument that doesn’t even deserve a response. Taking things to the most absurd level isn’t a legitimate way to get your point across.

Reductio ad absurdum is a logical fallacy, but such fallacies abound in regard to the coronavirus pandemic.

What is genuinely absurd imo is mask wearing during a pandemic becoming a political issue. I am actually in possession of a medical degree btw, not that this confers any expertise on me in regard to a novel coronavirus, but also live in a country which admittedly has geographical advantages but where imo sensible measures have limited the impact of the virus, thus far at least.

[hoosierdaddy34]

So doing nothing at all in the face of the pandemic is an acceptable risk?.

That’s a lane straw man argument that doesn’t even deserve a response. Taking things to the most absurd level isn’t a legitimate way to get your point across.

Reductio ad absurdum is a logical fallacy, but such fallacies abound in regard to the coronavirus pandemic.

What is genuinely absurd imo is mask wearing during a pandemic becoming a political issue. I am actually in possession of a medical degree btw, not that this confers any expertise on me in regard to a novel coronavirus, but also live in a country which admittedly has geographical advantages but where imo sensible measures have limited the impact of the virus, thus far at least.

Actually I admit I misread completely what you said earlier. You are 100% correct. This is what I get for responding while making dinner at the same time