Possibly, but this declaration isn't it. It doesn't differentiate between low and high risk workers or settings; it argues to open up schools (despite teacher risks), universities (despite professor and staff risks), sporting events (despite coaching staff and venue staff risks), and so forth. A majority of teachers and health care workers and nursing home workers have at least one risk factor if not several (age and obesity being the most common). Have you looked at your hospital CNAs and nursing staff , kitchen staff and housekeeping? Obesity is rampant among lower to middle income Americans. What percentage of doctors are over 50? Over 60? The guy selling me hot dogs at the ballpark is no spring chicken, he smokes, he's overweight. What happens to him?
I think these authors and people like them don't work in The real world with real Americans.
I think these authors and people like them don't work in The real world with real Americans.
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