HNewsWire: Live Not By Lies… This is even after Grand Poobah Fauci attested that face diapers are worthless at stopping the virus. Boy, are they dumb in NJ or what?
The fact that it has been scientifically established that the virus particles are much smaller than the weave on virtually all masks, with the exception of N95s, and that these masks therefore offer almost no protection continues to mystify me despite the fact that this information has been available since the middle of the year 2020. The use of a chain link fence to keep our mosquito population under control is the example that best illustrates this concept.
Three years in, and they have learned nothing. The parents should demand to see proof that masks work. These kids are going to be neurotic germaphobes.
A school district in northern New Jersey announced this week that the COVID-19 mask rule will be reinstated beginning Wednesday, generating outrage.
“As a result, beginning Wednesday, December 21, 2022, all workers, Pre-K through grade 12 students, and visitors will be forced to wear facial coverings in all district buildings, school grounds, and buses,” Passaic Public Schools Superintendent Sandra Diodonet said on Twitter. “The mask requirement will be withdrawn when Passaic County is in the moderate or below zone,” Diodonet added.
Passaic Public Schools comprises 17 schools and around 14,000 pupils. Passaic is a town in Passaic County in northern New Jersey.
Locals were outraged by the requirement. “This is anti-science, anti-child, and just nasty. “Shame on ‘educators’ who put limitations on children’s learning, sociability, and pleasure just because they can,” tweeted Maud Maron, a Democrat who campaigned for Congress.
This week, an organization that opposes COVID-19-related school standards and the teaching of critical racial theory in classrooms slammed the judgment.
“Families are still struggling with the consequences of these policies, and will continue to do so for years to come… “It defies sense for districts throughout the nation to unilaterally impose mask demands on suffering children,” Parents Defending Education said in a statement. Different families have varying degrees of risk tolerance, and anybody who want to have their children disguised should be allowed to do so… but not required.”
Gov. Phil Murphy repealed New Jersey’s statewide mask law in March of this year. The Democratic governor recently told local news outlet NJ.com that he does not “foresee any mandates in New Jersey until something significantly changes.”
“I believe individuals should just apply common sense… Take yourself off the field if you’re not feeling well-certainly if you test positive-and that, to me, is the appropriate logical, commonsense counsel,” he continued. “We don’t want to legislate something we can’t enforce, and I don’t believe the market will tolerate it.”
Passaic is not the first municipality in the United States to have issued mask requirements in recent days. Tony Watlington, the superintendent of schools in Philadelphia, stated last week that masks will be mandatory for the first 10 days after the end of winter break.
“Many of us will be participating in quite a few social engagements over the next several weeks,” Watlington said, trying to justify the policy.
There was also concern that Los Angeles County’s mask requirement might be reinstated when its head health officer, Dr. Barbara Ferrer, said that the ban will be reinstated. Ferrer, however, did not announce the order at a press conference two weeks ago and instead advised people to wear masks.
According to a variety of research and statistics, children had the lowest risk of getting severe COVID-19 symptoms, being hospitalized, or dying. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) weekly tracker show that the number of COVID-19 cases and fatalities for the week ending December 14, 2022, are much lower than for the same week last year.
A German research published last year discovered that mask regulations may inflict psychological and bodily damage to youngsters. Masking produced a variety of issues for the majority of parents who answered to the poll (68 percent).
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