[ SECRET POST #5999 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5999 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not saying you’re incorrect about some kids having better lives outside of school, because you’re absolutely not, but you not hearing or cases of the opposite doesn’t mean that they don’t exist. And you hearing more of those who benefited from schools being closed doesn’t mean that was the majority experience, or more likely and important than those who benefited from schools being open. Neither are more important than each other, of course, because different people have different situations. And both types of situations are valid, which makes it a complicated discussion, since nobody is really wrong about it here.

Maybe the reason why you haven’t seen it addressed anywhere is the same reason you haven’t seen any cases of abusive home lives getting worse after schools closed? That being that it did happen, but not everyone saw or noticed it as much as some others. Just like you saw more kids who had a better life away from school, but saw no cases of kids who had a worse life, other people only saw the kids who had it worse after, and they didn’t consider the kids who had it better as much because they didn’t personally see it. I know some people hate the word anecdotal, but I do think whether you’ve seen one or the other more is mostly down to anecdotal experience, not a statement on how it is generally. That’s just my opinion though, and I’m nowhere near an expert on this.

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I'm not saying there was none of that. I'm saying the media shoved all the news coverage in the direction of "look at how children SUFFERED when we temporarily stopped institutionalizing them by force!!" And this looked very questionable to me and still does. I haven't seen any sort of complicated or nuanced discussion of the situation because there's been zero acknowledgement that schools can be harmful to any of the people in them, or that they could possibly be better off anywhere else, for any reason at all.