Originally posted by CDC
What about when rates are high? Do schools become an excellent transmission space, most likely.
Children are also far less likely to be able to restrain themselves and I suspect that they are more likely to be "invisible" carriers in a family or community space. What happens if the kid picks it up, displays minimum symptoms, passes it on to their parent, and then their parent becomes seriously ill or dead? Now who cares for that child, how does that impact their well-being and long term success, which seems to be the main point in that CDC page?
On a more basic level, these kids are the future of the country, they matter, we don't, maybe we should be more careful with their lives?

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