I have four on mine.
Four vibrant older New Zealanders with valuable years to live now gone in a flurry of falling bodies and catastrophic cancers.
Gone too, for now, the hearts and minds of their distraught families left behind.
I have four on mine.
Four vibrant older New Zealanders with valuable years to live now gone in a flurry of falling bodies and catastrophic cancers.
Gone too, for now, the hearts and minds of their distraught families left behind.
Stuff news ran an article on 8 June
entitled “Classes
cancelled: Staff absences ‘through the roof’ at schools due to illness surge.”
In it, Principal Liz Weir said in part “if
you’ve got 240 kids away you don’t need your full complement of teachers. This
term the kids are back but it’s the teachers that are getting sick really
regularly.”
Cashmere High School Principal Joe Eccleton commented that “It’s not ideal but when you have such large staff absences it’s almost impossible to keep the school going. A couple of Fridays ago we had 29 staff away on the Friday, only seven with Covid, so there’s a whole range of other illnesses that are around the school community at the moment”
Do you, too, wonder why so many
teachers are falling ill?
We know all teachers are at least triple covid vaccinated.
In particular, it is still experimental – the vaccine trial will not be completed unto 2024 – and many of the side effects are particularly disturbing, especially since the long term consequences are unknown.
The pressure the government is putting on people to force them into vaccination with the “No jab, No job” threat is completely unacceptable - as Michael Kowalik says in his article on the ethical case for vaccine refusal, published on 26 Feb 2021in the BMJ Journal of Medical Ethics:
“There is neither a moral obligation to vaccinate nor a sound ethical basis to mandate vaccination under any circumstances, even for hypothetical vaccines that are medically risk free. Agent autonomy with respect to self-constitution has absolute normative priority over reduction or elimination of the associated risks to life. In practical terms, mandatory vaccination amounts to discrimination against healthy, innate biological characteristics, which goes against the established ethical norms and is also defeasible a priori.
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