Injections with Disinfectants

On 2020-04-29 06:29, Chris wrote:
On 28/04/2020 22:51, T wrote:
On 2020-04-28 14:39, Mayayana wrote:
"T" wrote
|
| Apparently the Sun does not like Trump any more
| than does the haters in our media.
|
| Here is the full transcript:
|
|
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/med...s-what-he-said

|

Â*Â*Â* OK. That's pretty much what I saw him say. How do
you not see that he's asking them to look into injecting
disinfectants and "bringing lights inside the body to kill
the virus"? How do you excuse the president of the US
being such a jaw-dropping idiot? The bigger problem,
beyond him having no common sense, is that he's trying
to lead because he wants to be a "stable genius". He
was acting as a manager, advising the doctors on what
they should try next, despite having no expertise. And
even Fox News admits that.

Only in the most bizarre interpretation did he
tell ANYONE to inject themselves with disinfectant.

Think about it.Â* You'd really have to hate someone to
twist what he actually said around to injecting
someone with disinfectant.

Part of the problem is that those propagandists
have no sense of humor or sarcasm.Â* American
Pravda has actually fact checks his jokes!

You're just as deluded as Donnie. He is the POTUS what he says or
suggests to the nation people will do. Not everyone, but some/many. Even
just spitballing ideas on live TV where it is obvious he doesn't have a
first clue about what he's saying have a real an impact. That's what
being a leader is about: be very careful what you say and make sure what
you say is exactly what you want people to hear.

Even he realised - or the very least his advisers managed to get through
to him - that that escapade was a new low for him and hasn't done a PC
since.

The whole "sarcasm" thing was utterly ridiculous to anyone with a
braincell.

Even the bleach manufacturers have had to come out and tell people not
to ingest their products.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_...ement_syndrome

"T" wrote

| Psychopaths can be very magnetic people and
| they charm a lot of people, but only if you were already
| determined to fool yourself. Like a car salesman, he's
| just giving you excuses to believe things that you want
| to believe, but which are at odds with your conscience.
| Anyone willing to look at the facts saw an idiot carrying
| on with nonsense. But that idiot was posing as the
| *leader* of 300+ million people.

|
| Him talking like we would talk across a table with one
| another does not make him a psychopath.
|

You keep willfully misinterpreting and twisting the
issues. He's not talking casually. He's talking reckless
nonsense in a press conference. He was trying to
present himself as the genius with the good ideas.
You not only forgive him. You defend him. What's
your standard for a president? That they not drool
and babble?

You're also drawing a false connection to discredit
calling him a psychopath. A psychopath is someone
so spoiled/self absorbed that they don't have a
conscience the way most people do. The average
person might steal your place in line, say, but will
apologize when confronted. Or they might be ashamed
but make up an excuse to justify their action. A
psychopath doesn't feel ashamed. They only care about
themselves. That's what makes them charming. Severing
any awareness of their own conscience removes shame
and makes them seem confident.

That's what we see in Trump. No matter his
responsibilities, no matter the facts, he always and
only acts in his own personal interest. His goals as
president don't appear to extend beyond making money
for himself and his buddies. And he'll do the latter
only to make sure people owe him. A psychopath
doesn't actually have buddies.

You defend him rigorously, but why? What has he
done that you feel deserves your loyalty? The trillion
dollar tax cut for the rich? Or maybe you honestly
believe he's doing a good job with coronavirus? Or
perhaps you're glad he's guttd the EPA because you
don't believe in environmental regulation?

It's easy to say other people are reactionary, but
I don't see you making any case for supporting him.
You just attack an imagined opposing side. Do you
have any reasoning for supporting the man? And I
don't mean reasons like, "He's fighting the Democrats".
I mean reasons based on his platform and actions
as president. Even if you hate environmental
regulation and public schools. I would disagree with
you. But at least that would be a reason to support
Trump. Yelling "screw the opposition" is not
reasoning.

On Tue, 28 Apr 2020 18:42:42 +0100, 😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:

On 28/04/2020 16:50, knuttle wrote:
President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus,
brought back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.


President Trump was teasing the CNN reporter who was going on and on
about silly things.Â*Â* He was simply suggesting that if the reporter is
infected with the virus then the best way to cure him or her is to
inject with a syringe filled with disinfectant.Â* This would cure this
planet completely of pests like these CNN reporters.

You and the T guy. I saw the clip in question. He wasn't being sarcastic,
he wouldn't know how.
Public health agencies have been fielding calls from people wanting to
try his suggestions.
He is a disgusting person utterly unfit for the job and I'm at a complete
loss as to why anyone would defend him.

On 04/29/2020 04:50 AM, Kenny McCormack wrote:
In article , SC Tom wrote:
...
The one I felt sorry for was Dr. Birx. I thought her head was going
to explode while she looked for a place to hide.

She's really in a tough spot.

Dr. Faucci has pretty much sidelined himself by sticking to
scientific ethics,

https://www.newsweek.com/dr-fauci-backed-controversial-wuhan-lab-millions-us-dollars-risky-coronavirus-research-1500741?amp=1

On 2020-04-28 14:31, Paul wrote:
IfÂ*aÂ*reporterÂ*asksÂ*aÂ*"toughÂ*question",Â*such Â*asÂ*asking
forÂ*"instantÂ*planningÂ*inÂ*frontÂ*ofÂ*TVÂ*camera s",

Hi Paul,

These are not reporters. These are political operatives/propagandists
that only want to embarrass
the president. They are not seeking information.

Real reporters would ask Who, Where, What, When, Why.
Trump has been extremely patient with these *******s.

-T

On 2020-04-28 15:22, Kenny McCormack wrote:
In article , T wrote:
...
Fresh off the Charlottesville smear job, American

We always knew that T stood for Troll.

Now, we can add Trumpanzee.


Oh bite me Kenny

On 2020-04-29 13:28, dave61430 wrote:
On Tue, 28 Apr 2020 18:42:42 +0100, 😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:

On 28/04/2020 16:50, knuttle wrote:
President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus,
brought back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.


President Trump was teasing the CNN reporter who was going on and on
about silly things.Â*Â* He was simply suggesting that if the reporter is
infected with the virus then the best way to cure him or her is to
inject with a syringe filled with disinfectant.Â* This would cure this
planet completely of pests like these CNN reporters.

You and the T guy. I saw the clip in question. He wasn't being sarcastic,
he wouldn't know how.
Public health agencies have been fielding calls from people wanting to
try his suggestions.
He is a disgusting person utterly unfit for the job and I'm at a complete
loss as to why anyone would defend him.


You hear what you want to hear. Don't let
hate color your judgement

T wrote:
On 2020-04-28 14:31, Paul wrote:
If a reporter asks a "tough question", such as asking
for "instant planning in front of TV cameras",

Hi Paul,

These are not reporters. These are political operatives/propagandists
that only want to embarrass
the president. They are not seeking information.

Real reporters would ask Who, Where, What, When, Why.
Trump has been extremely patient with these *******s.

-T

This is Public Speaking 101.

I had to take such a course, for work.

Anyone who is a practicing politician, knows
better than to commit to anything. You bring the
results of your backroom discussions to the public
as policies or programs.

Haven't you ever watched Question Period for a
government session. We have those here. A member
of the opposition may ask the Leader a question,
but if the Leader feels the Minister of Health
could answer the question, he just nods to the woman
and sits down, and the Minister of Health answers it.
Handling an ambush is just that easy.

It's professionalism. Your hired help can coach you,
but for most of these people, they learned these
things working their way up through the ranks.
Maybe they dodged their first ambush in City
Council, and the skill stayed with them.

There's no profit shooting from the hip in a public
meeting. You can only lose doing that.

I'm no "stable genius", but I do know this much
about presentations and meetings. The rules for
meetings are pretty simple, and well known.

That's why you write speeches in advance (or have
someone write a speech for you), or prepare
charts and slides. These are things that help
you stay on message. And meeting materials
are there to prevent you from "running off the road"
during the presentation and ending up in a ditch.

Do you have any observation skills at all ?

I learned plenty at work, just from watching
office politics and how people do things. I sometimes
think they invited me to some of these meetings,
just to see that "my jaw dropped" look on my face :-/
I'm pretty sure on at least two occasions, I was
invited as a "witness to witlessness", mainly so
I could see what they had to put up with.

Paul

On 2020-04-29 18:17, Paul wrote:
T wrote:
On 2020-04-28 14:31, Paul wrote:
If a reporter asks a "tough question", such as asking
for "instant planning in front of TV cameras",

Hi Paul,

These are not reporters.Â* These are political operatives/propagandists
that only want to embarrass
the president.Â* They are not seeking information.

Real reporters would ask Who, Where, What, When, Why.
Trump has been extremely patient with these *******s.

-T

This is Public Speaking 101.

I had to take such a course, for work.

Anyone who is a practicing politician, knows
better than to commit to anything. You bring the
results of your backroom discussions to the public
as policies or programs.

Haven't you ever watched Question Period for a
government session. We have those here. A member
of the opposition may ask the Leader a question,
but if the Leader feels the Minister of Health
could answer the question, he just nods to the woman
and sits down, and the Minister of Health answers it.
Handling an ambush is just that easy.

It's professionalism. Your hired help can coach you,
but for most of these people, they learned these
things working their way up through the ranks.
Maybe they dodged their first ambush in City
Council, and the skill stayed with them.

There's no profit shooting from the hip in a public
meeting. You can only lose doing that.

I'm no "stable genius", but I do know this much
about presentations and meetings. The rules for
meetings are pretty simple, and well known.

That's why you write speeches in advance (or have
someone write a speech for you), or prepare
charts and slides. These are things that help
you stay on message. And meeting materials
are there to prevent you from "running off the road"
during the presentation and ending up in a ditch.

Do you have any observation skills at all ?

I learned plenty at work, just from watching
office politics and how people do things. I sometimes
think they invited me to some of these meetings,
just to see that "my jaw dropped" look on my face :-/
I'm pretty sure on at least two occasions, I was
invited as a "witness to witlessness", mainly so
I could see what they had to put up with.

Â*Â* Paul

Ya. Politicians say everything and say nothing at the
same time. It is like trying to pin jello to a wall.

Trump is not a politician, which is why so
many of us like him. When he talks, it is like the
two of us talking across a table from each other.
Sometimes he thinks with his mouth open. It is refreshing
not to have to deal with the dishonesty.

In article , T wrote:
On 2020-04-28 15:22, Kenny McCormack wrote:
In article , T wrote:
...
Fresh off the Charlottesville smear job, American

We always knew that T stood for Troll.

Now, we can add Trumpanzee.


And Turd.

Back when "T" posted pseudo-Technical questions, it was always 100% Trollery.

Now, it's goTTen worse.

--
To my knowledge, Jacob Navia is not a Christian.

- Rick C Hodgin -

On Wed, 29 Apr 2020 11:50:42 -0000 (UTC),
(Kenny McCormack) wrote:

In article , SC Tom wrote:
...
The one I felt sorry for was Dr. Birx. I thought her head was going to
explode while she looked for a place to hide.

She's really in a tough spot.

Dr. Faucci has pretty much sidelined himself by sticking to scientific
ethics, but Dr. B has decided to play the game - kiss up to the orange one
- in order to stay relevant.

It is a tough choice to have to make.

She's probably already looking at the under-carriage of a bus.

dave61430 posted this via
after snacking on Tide Pods:

You and the T guy. I saw the clip in question. He wasn't being sarcastic,
he wouldn't know how.
Public health agencies have been fielding calls from people wanting to
try his suggestions.
He is a disgusting person utterly unfit for the job and I'm at a complete
loss as to why anyone would defend him.


That's because you're a ****ing idiot with Trump Derangement Sydrome.

Everything... *EVERYTHING* you just said is brain-dead dogma...

The only brain-dead people calling public health agencies about Fake News
Media's suggestion/misreprentation that people should acutally ingest or
inject household disinfectants are Fake Journalists trying to provoke a
response to such a ridiculous interpretation taken way out of context from
what President Trump actually said.

It's a tired old lame-stream media game of 'Gotcha Semantics'.

Most of us have developed 'HEARD IMMUNITY' to this bull**** because we've
HEARD it all before - same incessant crap since 2016 - and we are simply
IMMUNE to the bull****. #FakeNews controls only the weak minds among us.

I talk to literally thousands of people per week and nobody - NOT ONE
person - heard President Trump say what you have misrepresented him to have
said. Nor did any of them interpret his comments like YOU and your Fake
News Puppetmasters have twisted them.

FYI: Penicillin is a "disinfectant". ("An agent that destroys
micororganisms that might carry disease.")

I guess after all these years we just know how to listen to him. We did NOT
elect a prom-queen or a 'Sir Galahad'... We elected a flawed, imperfect
human being who would stand up to NATO and compel them to pay their fair
share; a guy who would stand up to the UN an cut off funding for
corruption; a guy who would renegotiate terrible past trade agreements; a
guy who would NOT put up with bull**** from Iran, Russia, and China, et al;
a guy who would set aside his lavish lifestyle - for no pay whatsoever - to
reverse the terrible direction the USA was headed in; a guy who would stand
up to the establishment and status-quo while standing up for America and
Americans FIRST, FOREMOST, FINALLY, and FOREVER MORE!

"Jobs, jobs, jobs..." "It's the economy, stupid." Just try to imagine
what our economy would be like NOW *if* Democrats had total control...

President Trump may not have the language skills of his Fake News Media
antagonists, but he is the right person for the times we are going through!

President Trump is likely the greatest president our country has ever had,
and surely the greatest president of our lifetime!

Congratulations! *YOU* are the idiot in the crowd.

--

I AM Bucky Breeder, (*(^;

Resolve conflicts the American way :

Rock - Paper - Scissors - "Ingestible Household Disinfectants"

.... and I approve this message!

In article ,
default wrote:
On Wed, 29 Apr 2020 11:50:42 -0000 (UTC),
(Kenny McCormack) wrote:

In article , SC Tom wrote:
...
The one I felt sorry for was Dr. Birx. I thought her head was going to
explode while she looked for a place to hide.

She's really in a tough spot.

Dr. Faucci has pretty much sidelined himself by sticking to scientific
ethics, but Dr. B has decided to play the game - kiss up to the orange one
- in order to stay relevant.

It is a tough choice to have to make.

She's probably already looking at the under-carriage of a bus.

With the orange one, it is just a matter of time.
Everybody gets thrown under the bus eventually.

(It's like being in the mob; every day that you don't get murdered
is just that. One more day. And tomorrow is another day. And after that
and after that...)

--
Just remember:

Pence is all the evil, with none of the crazy.

In article ,
some moron wrote:
dave61430 posted this via
after snacking on Tide Pods:

You and the T guy. I saw the clip in question. He wasn't being sarcastic,
he wouldn't know how.
Public health agencies have been fielding calls from people wanting to
try his suggestions.
He is a disgusting person utterly unfit for the job and I'm at a complete
loss as to why anyone would defend him.

....
The only brain-dead people calling public health agencies about Fake News

Anyone who uses the term "Fake News" automatically disqualifies themselves
from being taken the least bit seriously by anyone.

--
You are a dreadful man, Kenny, for all your ways are the ways of death.
- Rick C Hodgin -

(P.S. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMmTkKz60W8)

On 2020-04-30 01:16, Kenny McCormack wrote:
In article , T wrote:
On 2020-04-28 15:22, Kenny McCormack wrote:
In article , T wrote:
...
Fresh off the Charlottesville smear job, American

We always knew that T stood for Troll.

Now, we can add Trumpanzee.


And Turd.

Back when "T" posted pseudo-Technical questions, it was always 100% Trollery.

Now, it's goTTen worse.


Thank you for helping me update my kill file.