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Originally Posted by Crown Royal
No #### sherlock.
But that doesn't change the fact that 30 people of an age group where you often have to fight with them to wash their hands and wear masks in close proximity to one another is more of a risk to public safety than 2000 people in a 20,000 seat building following safety precautions.
Education being more important doesn't change the risks. Since it has to continue because of it being more important, more provisions should have been put into place to make it safer for children. Things like smaller class sizes so they could observe proper social distancing, you know like they are doing at these games.
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Dude you gotta work on your tone. You have an increasingly confrontation tone with everyone you disagree with. No need.
This is all about risk/reward - so yeah maintaining education of young children means you allow some risk to do so.
That makes it fundamentally different than a bunch of people gathering to watch sports.
Perhaps the risk is similar, but the reasons for doing it are very different.