How is the Lock Down Affecting Kids?
16 Sept 2020 · 2 min

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In this opinionated monologue, the speaker critiques the societal response to COVID‑19 as it relates to children. He describes a socially‑distanced Halloween candy chute invented in Ohio, notes how mask mandates have prevented a nearly‑two‑year‑old from playing with peers for months, and highlights airline policies that cancel flights when young children refuse masks, including those with autism. He likens the current climate of fear and regulation to the Salem Witch Trials, arguing that the hysteria is a product of left‑leaning elite ideology that has persisted far longer than historical apologies. Throughout, he expresses alarm at what he sees as overreach and loss of normal childhood experiences.










