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Why was access to the Coronavirus subforum banned? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
brightsailor17 said:swifteagle4, you're missing the point. Paul Newman86 actually started two separate threads asking this exact same thing. One of them has already been wiped from existence.

You know what? After poking around the web for a bit, I think this forum deserves a freaking medal just for protecting free speech and keeping things uncensored!
I’m being dead serious here—kudos to the effort of trying to balance everything, keeping things somewhat sane, making sure all viewpoints get heard while still filtering out the total lunatics to maintain some level of quality...
sure, sometimes you nail it and sometimes you miss, but I really respect the approach and the intent behind it.
Honestly, I think you guys don't get nearly enough credit for what you're doing. 👍
Why was access to the Coronavirus subforum banned? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
brightsailor17 said:Judging by the way you start threads, the reason is pretty obvious. Spammer.

And what about albundy0009? Isn't he just a troll who repeats the same nonsense in every single post? Doesn't he write too much? Or is that perfectly fine when it's coming from a Coronavirus advocate?
Wow, you're being incredibly unbiased, truly.
2021/2022 School Year in Coronavirus ·
George Ramos13 said:It’s just how the government works. If they make an exception for one kid, they have to make it for everyone. It’s much easier to discipline one rule-breaker than to try and manage an entire society.

Look, if this were actually about anything other than control, they would've done it quietly without all the media circus. Nobody would even know they made an exception for one child. And honestly, if these masks are supposedly so healthy, beneficial, and good for you, why the mandatory push? Most people are smart enough to realize what's good for their own kids and would choose to use them voluntarily without being forced by some federal mandate.
2021/2022 School Year in Coronavirus ·
Tyler Ruiz502 said:The ones from CVS are suffocating. We even picked up some colored ones—yellow, purple—and oh my god, they smell absolutely atrocious. I've never had the blue ones smell that bad, not even after wearing them for a week straight.

Cotton ones are much easier to deal with; actually, she mentioned feeling fine this week while wearing cotton. Though, her glasses keep fogging up.

Maybe try some linen ones.

Don't go wearing those blue masks for a whole week! Toss them after half a day at most.

coastalorca43 said:You guys missed the post with the statement from the Attorney General.
Here is the full text:

Masks damage the psychophysical and social development of students, regardless of what the moral voids and cowards here have been claiming.

If you ask me, this is an embarrassment for the Attorney General. When she went over there, I honestly wondered what she could possibly say—what kind of argument would actually put her on the school's side. And then she goes and says it's not in the child's best interest for parents to teach them not to follow the rules. No, apparently we have to teach them how to be idiots and blindly follow senseless regulations. She really lost my respect.

And this whole situation... instead of just letting the kid go without a mask, you have to be such a moron and so stubbornly backward not to give in. On top of that, all these government institutions are siding with this idiocy instead of dealing with actual important issues. It’s becoming painfully clear exactly what kind of world we live in.