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Perfect argument for me not touching that "vaccine"! Thank you!

You realize the death rates haven't gone up at all in Indiana... my county has averaged (as have nearly all counties averaged)... one Covid death per week. There's only one numeric value less than 1. So we are literally willing to turn our lives upside down, again, for 1 death a week? The entire states weekly average is 7. Which will account for quite a few less deaths than the flu... based on yearly average. Shocking we're having these talks again as the schools open. 🙄

Looks like 1906

Then FDA approve the vaccine, Scott.

Shew

Didn't know Stephenson could play 1B. The Reds should feel like they have a star in the making with him right? Knock on wood Mesoraco .

We're very close in our thoughts. And I bet I'd lean more towards your thoughts if I were a parent and you towards mine if you were a coach. Good luck to the Creekers.

I think students should be in class regardless of their vaccination or not.. as long as they aren't sick. Some as it's always been.

There has been about 1 death per week in the county I live in since March 2020. I'm trying to find a logical reason why we've allowed this to run our lives for so long.... I can't come up with one.

Hopefully Mercer is recruiting this guy a lot too!

That unless they show signs of being sick.... They're expected at school just like every other illness. Quarantining perfectly healthy individuals has to be the most unconstitutional thing we've allowed in a LONG time.

But what does a positive test do for that family? That's what I don't understand. Assuming her symptoms are what they usually are for an 11 year old with Covid. I realize what you're saying. I'm just asking.

Btw.. the 7 day average for deaths from Covid in Indiana is 7. Obviously that would average out to be 365 a year... We've stayed at that rate for a bit now.

Again.. the 10 practice rule is outdated and contact tracing doesn't work. That's the topic.. not the vaccine.

Woah. Excellent

Plus the 10 practice rule is just outdated.

It's not up to me at all. I never ONCE said it was. But... it should be up to the school, the parents, the coaches, and the players if their games are canceled. Not some slap d*** health dept that can't tie it's own shoes. Crazy talk if you think we should allow outside influencers decide if it's safe or not for an age group that is not effected by the virus, virtually at all, have their lives turned upside down.

Probably not going to do any of that. Jeff literally is in the same school district as someone we play. I am a member of the IFCA. Jeffersonville HS isn't the one deciding this, you understand that right? The state and health dept are deciding for them. You can live as a sheep. I won't.

I also don't know that they ever get the whole picture when they make decisions. I think they make their decisions to appease the public, rather than do right by our athletes.

Literally... people go out of their way to be offended lol too great.

You mean I'm negative when two different teams will miss out on their first football game because the protocols are ridiculous? You realize these kids only get a guaranteed 10 games per year..... Yeah, you are right. I am pretty persistently negative about something that's been botched so many times its absurd. Should I jump for joy that kids are getting games canceled AGAIN!????? 15 days to stop the spread.

Yes, I agree. I don't understand what this has to do with contact tracing not working and going to get perfectly healthy 16 year olds tested for Covid is silly.

I have no clue how this turned into a discussion about the vaccine. I never once mentioned it. I said I have no clue why someone who is perfectly healthy would go get tested. We don't need contact tracing either. Absolutely ridiculous we allowed that to take place at all.

Well... neither has had small pox or polio. So they were either really lucky.... or yeah, they got the vaccine.

I think the decision making positions believe they have wayyy more power than they actually do and we've allowed it.