Hacking children in department stores in crowded neighborhoods? (Brown, school, compared)

[lovecrowds]

I was just in Santa Ana and Anaheim California which has lots of large families that are living in sub-standard and outdated housing.

I have noticed at grocery stores and department stores that many children are coughing from the crowded, filthy living conditions from living in petite homes with large families.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1257572/

Alot of these children also get to go to schools with 40, 45 and 50 students per class in crowded neighborhoods according to this article.

http://laschoolreport.com/commentary...-overcrowding/

I guess there has been research but when ever I back in Gilbert, I know that with the McMansions that many grow up, I rarely hear hacking children in public.

Then again in Gilbert the typical family lives in a large, spacious 3,000 square foot home on a nice, big lot.

In Santa Ana and many poor, old towns like San Bernadino the homes are tiny and the children and families crowd into tiny homes.

[clutchrider]

It could also be because kids are never outside anymore so all they do all day is breath filtered air inside the home with the windows closed. It's funny because everytime I would start a new job or return from a vacation to my office I would get a sore throat kinda thing for a few days because I was not accustomed to the recycled air being pumped around.

[lovecrowds]

Originally Posted by clutchrider

It could also be because kids are never outside anymore so all they do all day is breath filtered air inside the home with the windows closed. It's funny because everytime I would start a new job or return from a vacation to my office I would get a sore throat kinda thing for a few days because I was not accustomed to the recycled air being pumped around.

Commentary: First, We Have to Stop the Overcrowding | LA School Report

I am sure Jerry Brown likes sending the children to schools with the recycled air of 40, 45 and even 50 children in classes according to this article.

I always wonder if the state is so rich, how come I see some much really outdated and tiny homes in San Bernadino, Santa Ana and many other California cities compared to nice, big McMansions like in Gilbert and San Tan Valley in Arizona.