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Originally Posted by leesa
If the goal is to keep the majority happy rather than protect the minority then we may aswell go all-out? Let's bring peanut butter sandwiches back in schools. Why should kids with allergies be protected when they're the minority? Healthy kids shouldn't be put out for the sake of others with underlying health problems.
Yes that was an obvious bait but that aside, doctors know that covid causes damage to organs. There is no saying what will happen to these kids in 5, 10, 15 years after a covid infection. In 10 years we may have a wave of teenagers in heart failure. Or kids just dropping dead playing sports.
There is so much more to consider than just whether someone dies during the infection period.
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They are already suggesting food allergy bans are actually leading to more kids having food allergies, and they will probably end up changing tact and no longer recommend any bans.
And why exactly do you think the UK, and many other countries as well, are not recommending children take the vax? It is because the risk of vax side effects outweighs the potential issues with a child getting covid. They do not know what the long term effects of the vax will be. And so far we are seeing numerous cases of heart issues.
The evidence so far is showing that kids are barely affected by covid. And even now they are starting to see the long covid cases clearing up within 12 months.
And what do you think we did before covid existed? The same kids who had the health problems probably died when they got the flu. It sucks, but it's the reality of nature. The sick ones with the weak genetics will never be safe, covid or not. At least now they have modern medicine to help them. Go back a century ago and these kids probably wouldn't have lived to the age of 5.