Children in NYC, and all throughout Ohio, will have to spend their school days wearing masks

[Mark Crispin Miller]

Hypoxia and hypercapnia—insufficient oxygen in the tissues, and CO2 overload

—are common side effects of masking even for short periods (a problem known 

to surgeons, and studied by medical researchers), and here we have the children 

in New York City, and throughout Ohio, required to mask all day this coming term. 

Not only is it anti-social, and psychologically unhealthy—with cloth masks likely 

to increase the risk of viral and bacterial infection (as noted in a study published 

by the British Medical Journal in 2015)—but those side effects can only make 

those children poorer students, because they dull the mind. And for what? As 

every randomized, controlled test of face masks has made clear, they don't 

prevent transmission of respiratory viruses. 

This crackpot policy is as gratuitous as it is unhealthy, not just because the

masks are ineffective, but because kids seem to be immune to COVID-19.

Instead of just hysterically insisting that their students all be masked, those

teachers who are scared to death of catching the coronavirus should, first,

tune out the terroristic coverage by the media, then start boosting their

immune systems, and, if they can get hold of it, take prophylactic weekly

doses of HCQ, along with zinc and Vitamin D; then try to keep their heads, 

and do their jobs. 

MCM

NYC students who refuse to wear masks in school will be sent home, Carranza says

By Alex Zimmerman  Aug 4, 2020, 6:26pm EDT

https://ny.chalkbeat.org/2020/8/4/21354825/carranza-nyc-schools-mask-requirement

Ohio Governor to Mandate All K-12 Students Wear Masks

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/ohio-governor-mike-dewine-schools/2020/08/04/id/980552/

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (Joshua A. Bickel/AP)

By Brian Trusdell    |   Tuesday, 04 August 2020 05:53 PM

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday said he will issue an order that requires all students in the state, kindergarten through 12th grade, wear facial coverings while in school to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.