Thank you for providing my point about the moral bankruptcy of your perspective on this.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOver 200,000 of the usa deaths have been people over 60 and two thirds have been 75 and over. Yes it sucks but only 30k out of the other 300 million plus people have died under those ages. Its time to allow the youth and our countries future to start living while we protect the old and and high risk. As hard as it is to say our youth is more important than our elderly in the long run for our countries future.
Our youth are more important than our elderly? smdh one of those elderly is my father - who during WWII had to sacrifice through rationing (educate yourself on what that meant for individuals) and yet, you aren't willing to skip a few soccer games? holy **** is this country headed down a bad path.
Here's a hint---your little johnny or susie will be just fine if you buck up and frickin' parent. Let them know they can still exercise, work on their technical skills, improve their tactical knowledge. Every year people miss significant time with injury. They buck up, accept the challenge, heal, put the work in, and come back stronger than ever. This will only define your child if you let it.
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“Buck up and frickin parent.”
Truly spoken like someone who isn’t currently working three jobs because Jay Inslee is killing business, sports, and education.
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Originally posted by unregistered View Postyet the death rate of people over over 55 is the lowest its been in decades and covid deaths account for less than 5% of all those deaths since february. Heart disease accounts for 25% of all deaths in the united states every year so why aren't people up in arms about that, why aren't people forced to eat healthy or restraunts forced not to serve only healthy meals.. 4 times as many people have died from heart disease than covid this year.. But hey let's keep destroying our kids futures. Sounds like a great plan to have all our kids futures wiped out and have to deal with mental and social issues the rest of their lives.
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The thing about all of this is that each of us doesn't have to be brilliant or smart. All we had to do -- as individuals and as a community -- was be JUST smart enough to understand that people who have literally spent their entire adult lives working to understand, prevent and respond to this exact scenario, MIGHT be worth listening to... That is the extent of critical thinking that was required to prevent hundreds of thousands of deaths. We couldn't even do that.
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The biggest takeaway from 2020 is that a substantial portion of this country is breathtakingly selfish -- it is demonstrated on this board on a near-daily basis. Not just regular, little kid, "I don't wanna share" selfish. But full on, all the way down, apocalyptic, "screw you, I don't care if other people literally die as long as I am not inconvenienced" selfish.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post“Buck up and frickin parent.”
Truly spoken like someone who isn’t currently working three jobs because Jay Inslee is killing business, sports, and education.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPolitical platitudes that have no basis in reality. Why don't you back that up with actual facts and data. You know - like how unemployment rates in Washington are similar to those in Texas, Florida, and Georgia. Jay Inslee killing their business too? That kind of stuff. We get it - you're conservative. I am too for certain things. But, Inslee hasn't killed anything in this state. Our economy is pretty similar to that of those other states but we've lost significantly fewer of our residents - especially true when you take into consideration that many of our deaths occurred in the first 2 months of this pandemic. In the next 4 we've lost half as many. Go to those other states and see their deltas and the associated periods. of course, none of that matters if we don't value our people and put lives behind sport.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI’m with you but would add that the economic impact & recovery will also be better and easier if the virus is kept under control. The issues are all intertwined. That said, despite thinking it’s for the best, I too am weary and wish the kids could get back to sports. However, the virus isn’t taking a break and is, in fact, taking advantage of our lack of precautions in other states. Even hard core republican governor in Utah is begging people to use precautions as their hospitals are being overrun. Idaho sending patients to Oregon because they’re full up too. This virus simply loves that we want to pretend it isn’t here, killing about a thousand Americans every day.
I'm not sure why these people think it's a constitutional right to not wear a mask. It's also a constitutional requirement for federal government to step in and intervene on the behalf of the rest of the citizens. Once it's become clear and obvious that the people are not making appropriate decisions or taking appropriate precautions then government must step in - for the general welfare. Those speaking about constitutional rights should understand that this is the fundamental purpose of the constitution - hence its inclusion in the preamble.
But yes, I'm tired of it as well and am looking forward to the vaccine. I see it being the new normal. I get my flu shot in October and my Covid shot in March.
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https://www.washington.edu/news/2020...eek-community/
Greek system doing its part to keep kids from playing sports. At this point, maybe they should just force all these kids to get it, isolate them all together for the next month. They obviously aren't motivated to change their behavior and sounds like these kids don't get sick, so why not just go for targeted herd immunity of the greek system? One big greek covid party.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Posthttps://www.washington.edu/news/2020...eek-community/
Greek system doing its part to keep kids from playing sports. At this point, maybe they should just force all these kids to get it, isolate them all together for the next month. They obviously aren't motivated to change their behavior and sounds like these kids don't get sick, so why not just go for targeted herd immunity of the greek system? One big greek covid party.
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Is there anything worse than "Greek Life?" I'm not sure why colleges and universities even allow it to exist still.
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