Oct 27, 2021
11:33:28am
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Best argument isn't related to your kids' health, but rather to public health
Your kids are less likely to transmit COVID to others with the vaccine. The more people, kids included, that have the vaccine, the less likely COVID is transmitted within the community. I'm sure herd immunity fits in there too.
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I just read about a nursing home in Kentucky where 48 of 90 some residents all contracted the virus In an outbreak.
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Why would I retract what I said. How about you retract what you said. I don’t deal in lies and someone else’s agenda
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What do you mean by “counted as a covid hospitalized case upon their checkout process?” I think what is probably
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