Subj : Re: What Trump didn't do
To : Aaron Thomas
From : Dan Cross
Date : Sun Apr 05 2020 05:57 am
On 03 Apr 2020 at 11:31a, Aaron Thomas pondered and said...
AT> DS> Here's a detailed list of what we are blaming him for:
AT>
AT> It's TDS Dale - You're not blaming him for the virus but you're blaming
AT> him for the outcome of the virus.
We are, rightly, blaming him for failure to act in a useful,
coordinated way.
The only "TDS" I see is his supporters, who continue to extol
all he does while refusing to hold him to any sort of account
for his myriad failures.
AT> All that stuff you called him out for just now - why didn't you call him
AT> out for those things as they happened? You're kinda as guilty as he is.
People did. Repeatedly. You dumb hicks all "haw hawed" it
in your vapid echo chamber. Bravo.
AT> I suggest keeping a positive attitude - Trump's not superman, neither was
AT> Obama or Bush. Blaming him for all your problems doesn't pull you out of
AT> a bad situation.
You can't pray the pandemic away. I suggest action. The
first step is acknowledging that there is a problem.
Once again, deflection to Bush or Obama isn't useful.
AT> What would you do if you you tripped over a piece of coal that was lying
AT> on the street? Blame Trump because he opened the coal industry back up?
This asshole had three years to fix whatever shortcomings
he saw in the previous administration's preparedness for
the pandemic he was warned about repeatedly. Instead, he
dismantled the infrastructure that could have helped
avert the current disastrous trainwreck of a response.
The blame for this sits squarely on Trump's shoulders.
Period.
AT> Not trying to insult you - but think positive - we'll get through this
AT> corona virus situation somehow - and by being vigilant and understanding
AT> - having compassion for others - being innovative like so many other
AT> Americans.
Is "think positive" _really_ your answer? You're joking,
right? How about not screwing around with the national
stockpile web site to fit Kushner's narrative, a move that
would make Orwell proud? How about actually trying to
lead and govern?
That'll never happen from Trump, though. He's too
incompetent and spiteful to actually lead Americans in a
coherent way to address the current challenge.
It's no mistake that the _first_ time he encountered a
major crisis the country fell apart on his watch.
