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Originally posted by Brandon View Post
Students don't exist to create jobs for teachers and administrators in school districts. School districts serve the needs of students and parents. A rejection of that type of authoritarian mindset is one factor against a lot of people choosing to take the vaccine.
I have yet to witness a school board without an agenda, and the agenda is usually to get someone fired.
Parents operate on whims and emotion, not the needs of the district.
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Originally posted by GorillaTeacher View Post
Certainly, but parents are awful at determining what their needs are, and are much more apt to be upset about a difficult teacher or coach, than what actually benefits their children or their district they are part of.
I have yet to witness a school board without an agenda, and the agenda is usually to get someone fired.
Parents operate on whims and emotion, not the needs of the district.
I might be misinterpreting this, but it appears to me that you are stating the the district knows what a child needs more than his or her parent.
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I disagree, the needs are concurrent. The district must balance the needs for the community at large, long term and short term, while the family, in general, must balance their own needs within their means.
And in general, I defer to the group that has much more training, education, and experience about the needs of a child more than the people that simply had to successfully fertilize an egg to have a child.
I have witnessed too many children that were the side-effect of sex. Children perceived as a burden instead of a blessing. Parents preoccupied with living vicariously through their offspring. Parents seeking vengeance versus understanding to think that parents KNOW what is best for their child. Parents that have an inability to believe their child could be wrong. Parents too busy to advocate for their child's needs to even respond to an email or phone call.
They may think they have their children's best interest at heart, but a lot of times, they don't have a clue, or are outright abusive.
Is this universal, of course not, however, parents by and large have lost the benefit of the doubt in my perception.
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Originally posted by NWFanatic View Postexceptions for Congress and White House staff et
When illegal aliens get jobs in businesses that mandate the vaccine (but they generally don't get jobs like that, when they are hired illegally), then they would be subject to it. Kids would be subjected to it when enrolled in school.
It does, but there are breakthrough cases with these, as there are with all vaccines...
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Originally posted by NWHoops View Post
Pfizer is fully FDA approved for 16 and up. EUA for 12-16.
https://www.fda.gov/news-events/pres...M:gen:PTN:FY22
Of course, we are still talking about a majority of the students.
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Originally posted by Runnin' Cat View Post
There has been no vaccine developed that has 100% efficacy. So your statement applies to every vaccine developed. Ever.
Vaccines work more effectively as the number of people in a population get vaccinated. It is simple math.
Polio efficacy 99%
Measles. 96%
Mumps. 90%
Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine is 84% as of Today. Bottom line 84% is pretty effective. Even after being initially at 96% when released.
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Originally posted by Runnin' Cat View Post
There has been no vaccine developed that has 100% efficacy. So your statement applies to every vaccine developed. Ever.
Vaccines work more effectively as the number of people in a population get vaccinated. It is simple math.
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