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Nicholas King said:Nothing has actually been decided in San Diego.
The fact that the San Diego mayor thinks he’s the master of the universe is his own personal issue—not ours.
BTW, has anyone actually published any credentials regarding this father who sits outside the school every single day to "educate" his son? I mean, clearly, the man possesses an incredibly vast spectrum of knowledge and expertise if he's supposedly capable of "educating" an eighth grader in every single subject.
Tyler Ruiz502 said:I honestly don't care what everyone else's specific take on masks is—I'm just trying to get some clarity here. Should high schoolers in an American school be required to wear them during class, or not?
I get the feeling people are just tearing this whole group apart—or whatever you want to call them—simply because they’ve been dragged into the spotlight by the media and now everyone’s jumping on them. And from what I understand about this particular school, masks aren't even mandatory in the classrooms, just in the hallways. This kid and his dad aren't even willing to wear them in the halls. Fine, whatever.
My point in posting this is to find out what you all think about wearing masks when it's required constantly. We're talking 6 or 7 periods of school!
The reason I'm asking is that my daughter has been dealing with constant headaches. She comes home every single day complaining of a headache, saying the mask is making her feel like she can't breathe. And I believe her—I mean, I've worn a mask for maybe two hours and felt like I was going to pass out. She's stuck in one for five.
So, where do I even go from here? How do I start fixing this? Do I go to her pediatrician to see if she can get a medical waiver?
urbantinker8 said:I suppose it's mostly because we're talking about a kid and children in general.
If this guy had just sat down in front of a Walmart during some anti-mask protest, I doubt there would be a single word written about him, maybe not even in a tiny local paper out in the Appalachian Mountains.
Instead, he’s been spending days bothering upwards of 300 students with his constant lecturing.
Morgan Peterson said:And why on earth should we feel ashamed?
It seems most parents—myself included—don't view wearing a mask for such a brief, strictly limited period as some sort of psychological warfare against our children.
To my mind, true "playing games" involves hauling around seven or eight-pound bags—my son is quite thin, so there's a genuine risk he'll tip backward like a turtle—or dealing with a daily exam on top of the usual homework and projects.
But then again, who asked me? 🤷