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This week’s edition of Eat the Young comes from Newsweek, which wants you to know that people who stand up for the young and use their platform as a voice for the voiceless are doing so “without evidence.” Really? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/children-are-being-literally-destroyed-wh-science-adviser-scott-atlas-slams-covid-policies-1540931%3famp=1">https://www.google.com/amp/s/www...
Funny, we have mountains of evidence showing:
-Remote schooling for millions of kids isn’t working
-Suicides and suicidal ideation are on the rise
-Children being dragged into poverty when their parents lose jobs
-Skyrocketing overdoses
-Climbing domestic abuse
-Remote schooling for millions of kids isn’t working
-Suicides and suicidal ideation are on the rise
-Children being dragged into poverty when their parents lose jobs
-Skyrocketing overdoses
-Climbing domestic abuse
But it’s “without evidence” and blindly dismissed if it pushes back against this absurd climate of Covid monomania. This single-directional reporting from Katherine Fung is deplorable. But hey, it’s always sweet to dunk on people we see as political adversaries, right Katherine?
