Data analysis of school districts in Florida shows no correlation between mask policies and COVID-19 cases among students. Regardless of mask mandates, cases vary across districts, indicating that masks may not be an effective solution. Instead, improving air circulation is recommended.
There is a lack of understanding between correlation and causation, particularly in school boards, leading to flawed reasoning and unfounded beliefs.
The claim of a “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated” ignores evidence that vaccinated individuals can spread the virus. Data shows vaccinated individuals carrying high viral loads, making them potential superspreaders. The unintended consequence is a pandemic caused by the vaccinated, not due to mask-wearing.
There is no correlation between mask-wearing and case spread, as studies lack evidence or flawed methodologies. Studies supporting mask efficacy are often flawed or lack control groups.
Out of an Abundance of Caution against an Abundance of Caution we should never, ever give up another inch of the rope of liberty. Those who claim they care about us, will take that inch of rope, pull out many more lengths and choke us with it, all the while telling us it’s for our own good.
We value safety, research, and individual choice. We refuse to be labeled as anti-anything for questioning and expressing valid concerns. We stand against force, coercion, mandates, and the dismissal of our perspectives as mere conspiracy theories.
