Florida Department of Education orders all its schools to reopen campuses in August after coronavirus closures

[tholdren]

Wrong.

Lol. Chumpdump thinks colleges are at risk. Lolololololoooloolooloololll


They are only scared of lawsuits. Lolololololol

[ChumpDumper]

Lol. Chumpdump thinks colleges are at risk. Lolololololoooloolooloololll


They are only scared of lawsuits. Lolololololol

Lawsuits for what?

another ST lawyer

[ElNono]

Lol. Chumpdump thinks colleges are at risk. Lolololololoooloolooloololll


They are only scared of lawsuits. Lolololololol

^^ gossip

[tholdren]

Lawsuits for what?

another ST lawyer

People like you.

[ChumpDumper]

People like you.

Lawsuit about what?

[tholdren]

This is about to be another classic ChumpDumper fail. Thinks universities scared of covid not lawsuits.


Lolololool

ChumpDumper doesn't know how insurance or lawsuits work.


Just when you thought ChumpDumper would have learned

[ChumpDumper]

This is about to be another classic ChumpDumper fail. Thinks universities scared of covid not lawsuits.


Lolololool

ChumpDumper doesn't know how insurance or lawsuits work.


Just when you thought ChumpDumper would have learned

How do insurance and lawsuits work if there is no threat?

Explain, counselor.

Or foldren.

[Ef-man]

How do insurance and lawsuits work if there is no threat?

Explain, counselor.

Or foldren.

. Foldern

[tholdren]

How do insurance and lawsuits work if there is no threat?

Explain, counselor.

Or foldren.

Lol there is no threat. But there are people like you who think they have no personal responsibility.

Its the whole reason all schools didn't want to fully open. Are you really this dumb?

[ChumpDumper]

. Foldern

It's so easy to get him to fold.

[tholdren]

Lol ChumpDumper too low logic

[ChumpDumper]

Lol there is no threat. But there are people like you who think they have no personal responsibility.

Its the whole reason all schools didn't want to fully open. Are you really this dumb?

That explains nothing.

If there is no threat, how could there be a lawsuit?

Or insurance?

Try actually explaining this time.

What would they be sued over?

[tholdren]

That explains nothing.

If there is no threat, how could there be a lawsuit?

Or insurance?

Try actually explaining this time.

What would they be sued over?

The debate comes as the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has come under fire from critics for not issuing more worker safety regulations guiding businesses on what they’re supposed to do to protect workers and customers.

Part of the problems facing both employers and workers, labor and business leaders agreed at the hearing, is that there are no clear standards for what businesses are supposed to do.

Under liability law, businesses are freed from being responsible if they are deemed to be taking reasonable steps to protect people. But as the nation continues to struggle to find a way to stem the spread of coronavirus, there is no definition of what steps would protect colleges from being held legally liable.

[ChumpDumper]

The debate comes as the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has come under fire from critics for not issuing more worker safety regulations guiding businesses on what they’re supposed to do to protect workers and customers.

Part of the problems facing both employers and workers, labor and business leaders agreed at the hearing, is that there are no clear standards for what businesses are supposed to do.

Under liability law, businesses are freed from being responsible if they are deemed to be taking reasonable steps to protect people. But as the nation continues to struggle to find a way to stem the spread of coronavirus, there is no definition of what steps would protect colleges from being held legally liable.

So there is a threat.

thldren pwnt

[tholdren]

Lol ChumpDumper what could they be sued for.


Lolololl

You can literally sue anyone for anything.

Not smart

[tholdren]

So there is a threat.

thldren pwnt

no there is not.

[ChumpDumper]

Lol ChumpDumper what could they be sued for.


Lolololl

You can literally sue anyone for anything.

Not smart

thldren admits there is a threat

pwns himself

lol

[ChumpDumper]

no there is not.

You just said there is.

lol pwnt

[Ef-man]

The debate comes as the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has come under fire from critics for not issuing more worker safety regulations guiding businesses on what they’re supposed to do to protect workers and customers.

Part of the problems facing both employers and workers, labor and business leaders agreed at the hearing, is that there are no clear standards for what businesses are supposed to do.

Under liability law, businesses are freed from being responsible if they are deemed to be taking reasonable steps to protect people. But as the nation continues to struggle to find a way to stem the spread of coronavirus, there is no definition of what steps would protect colleges from being held legally liable.

Very interesting.

Did not know you could copy and paste.

But what happened to your original thoughts? The paragraphs did not have any lolololols or bwahahajaja or any other gibberish.

So disappointed.

[ChumpDumper]

Very interesting.

Did not know you could copy and paste.

But what happened to your original thoughts? The paragraphs did not have any lolololols or bwahahajaja or any other gibberish.

So disappointed.

Whenever he tries on his own, he's wrong.

lol

[tholdren]

The debate comes as the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has come under fire from critics for not issuing more worker safety regulations guiding businesses on what they’re supposed to do to protect workers and customers.

Part of the problems facing both employers and workers, labor and business leaders agreed at the hearing, is that there are no clear standards for what businesses are supposed to do.

Under liability law, businesses are freed from being responsible if they are deemed to be taking reasonable steps to protect people. But as the nation continues to struggle to find a way to stem the spread of coronavirus, there is no definition of what steps would protect colleges from being held legally liable.

Just putting this here again so chumpdump can't bury with his deflection meltdown. The flu is a greater threat to college students. Sadly colleges must go crazy for liability protection

[ChumpDumper]

Just putting this here again so chumpdump can't bury with his deflection meltdown. The flu is a greater threat to college students. Sadly colleges must go crazy for liability protection

I'm fine with your naming the threat again.

lol

[tholdren]

I'm fine with your naming the threat again.

lol

What was the threat?

[Ef-man]

Very interesting.

Did not know you could copy and paste.

But what happened to your original thoughts? The paragraphs did not have any lolololols or bwahahajaja or any other gibberish.

So disappointed.

Here, I found your thoughts foldern.

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/...if-they-reopen

[ChumpDumper]

What was the threat?

The coronavirus.

Thanks again for pwning yourself.

lol