So get this from the Los Angeles Times. Some kids are thriving doing better than anybody expected because the schools are closed.

That's right, my friends. These school children are feeling less stressed.

They're getting better grades. They're happy. They're productive now that they don't have to go to school.

Some of these kids say that they aren't tired anymore. They don't have bouts of hunger during the day.

They don't worry about being bullied. They're well-fed. They're energetic. They're loving life ever since.

They have been able to attend their classes online, which they don't really do, rather than at their oppressive schools.

Now, not all students feel that way. The kids who live in noisy homes or whose families are suffering hardships or illness,

because of the virus pandemic, well, they're not doing so well.

But for the kids, the LA Times reported on, man, oh, man, life is good.

So maybe it's time to re-evaluate everything, folks. What are we doing to our children?

Why should America's precious, fragile, sensitive kids ever be forced to go back to school?

It's too stressful. They're grades suffer. They're tired. They're hungry. They're bullied. They're miserable.

They never win. We should close them. That's what we should do. We should close the schools most of

many way forever. We should do it. We must do it in order to save the children. Think of the

billions of taxpayer dollars. Actually, no, they would still charge in the tax revenue.

So, but we still should close the schools, make all the sense in the world, right?