BaronSmoggie
Well-known member
It's not easy regaining trust when you've been telling so many lies.
This in a gold coated nutshell.
It's not easy regaining trust when you've been telling so many lies.
12 kids maximum per session (morning or afternoon) split into groups of 3 which they are calling a bubble. Kids cannot mix with kids from another bubble (basically promoting racism and discrimination in the future).
Why? My daughter will be 4 when she joins school in September. Can you imagine if this continues for years and years.That's a hell of a leap.
It's all crap. Studies have shown a cough and sneeze can spread it up to 8 feet away so why is the guidance 2 metres and not 8 feet?Why does social distancing mean kids make the leap to racism and discrimination? Do you think they are incapable of understanding, if explained, why those measures are in place?
Thats why I said its a leap. Not your entire post or your reply where you say its ripping childhood away for government quotas and saying social distancing is b***ks, although I disagree with you on that also.
I get more confused about Randy's Covid19 stance with each post made!I think I get your point Randy, if you actively stop a child interracting with a child from another bubble in their formative years you are setting up a pattern in their brain. This could be tricky to break down later in life.
It is no more ridiculous than being brought up to hate blacks, or catholics or jews. They are all man made ideas.
I am not sure I agree Randy, but I see where you are coming from. The main difference is that bubbles shouldn't engender a pre-conception, which skin colour and religion may do, in addition i wouldn't expect the teachers to get children to hate bubble A.
Yes that's what I'm getting at and I believe a very real danger if it becomes a permanent fixture. That's just my personal opinion.I think I get your point Randy, if you actively stop a child interracting with a child from another bubble in their formative years you are setting up a pattern in their brain. This could be tricky to break down later in life.
It is no more ridiculous than being brought up to hate blacks, or catholics or jews. They are all man made ideas.
I am not sure I agree Randy, but I see where you are coming from. The main difference is that bubbles shouldn't engender a pre-conception, which skin colour and religion may do, in addition i wouldn't expect the teachers to get children to hate bubble A.