"Since measles cases were first reported in Alberta this spring, I had hoped this moment would not come," Adriana LaGrange, the Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services said in an emailed statement. "I am saddened to share that we have had our first death from measles in the province."
I see that our official public health strategy for dealing with measles is hoping that measles won’t act like measles.
It does seem like the schools that went ahead and used malicious compliance got under their skin, though. They didn’t realize how much work they’d actually have to do if everyone actually followed their stupid law to the letter and reported every single book that includes any kind of sexual orientation, gender identity, etc.
You’d think people would be more empathetic to teachers and want to better fund public education after having to actually deal with their kids themselves during 2020, but alas.
Compromise and communicating my boundaries! If you want the game to be fun for everyone, yourself included, you need to learn when to go with the flow and when to stand your ground on something, after all.
I see that our official public health strategy for dealing with measles is hoping that measles won’t act like measles.
I do like how the bec de corbin gives you plenty of options, depending on the situation/how you’re feeling
It does seem like the schools that went ahead and used malicious compliance got under their skin, though. They didn’t realize how much work they’d actually have to do if everyone actually followed their stupid law to the letter and reported every single book that includes any kind of sexual orientation, gender identity, etc.
You’d think people would be more empathetic to teachers and want to better fund public education after having to actually deal with their kids themselves during 2020, but alas.
Compromise and communicating my boundaries! If you want the game to be fun for everyone, yourself included, you need to learn when to go with the flow and when to stand your ground on something, after all.
Isn’t a decent chunk of San Francisco part of one massive polycule by now, anyway?