Originally Posted by
dneal
Originally Posted by
Chuck Naill
Ok, but let's be rational. Sure there are people who probably believe covid is a "hoax". There are people who believe all sorts of things. Ghosts, psychics, aliens, illuminati, global warming (heh, heh, just kidding), bigfoot, etc... None of those constitute a representative majority of any significant block of the public, and I'm not sure why this is even a point you are making.
Trump did not call the virus a hoax. Here are two left-leaning sources that admit that (
Snopes and
MSN sharing a CNN article) The severity is debatable, but let's leave that for the covid threads.
There are plenty of credible medical experts that disagree with the response to covid. See
Barrington Declaration. Science isn't done by touting one voice and shutting down other equally credible voices (and in the case of social media, literally shutting down).
Right out of the blocks, "let be rational". The rational response would have been to consider what the nurse was reporting. The first step in critical thinking is not to jump to defend your biases, but consider all perspectives. Did you even take the time to read what the nurse said? Did you verify?
Lets fact check your opinion. Here is a direct quote,
"One of my people came up to me and said, ‘Mr. President, they tried to beat you on Russia, Russia, Russia.’ That didn’t work out too well. They couldn’t do it. They tried the impeachment hoax. That was not a perfect conversation. They tried anything. They tried it over and over. They’d been doing it since you got in. It’s all turning. They lost. It’s all turning. Think of it. Think of it. And this is their new hoax."
Then in March he compared it to influenza. Then he said we are turning the corner and said the experts were wrong. Well, now history shows they were not wrong at all. He was wrong. I am not quoting journalists or liberal newspapers. Why, I don't have to. I have the person's direct quote.
Cite one credible medical expert. I'll list some: Michael Osterholm, Rick Bright, David Kessler, and Anthony Fauci. Cite anyone close to their creditials that disagree with their evidenced based position on infectious disease management.
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