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Also for number 1 if he knew they were ineffective why did he insist we wear one and two or just one. Or then again two or maybe one only every year when it’s cold but last summer the virus was resistant to warmth and the Sun. The man is criminally negligent or criminally involved in the funding and cover up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
Well, that was in February when little was known about the virus, and store bought masks especially at that time, not all masks. It’s also been said numerous times that mask wearing was to prevent spread from infected to not infected. That’s not a revelation or the “gotcha” moment that Muskie seems to making it out to beQuote:
Originally Posted by Strange Brew
False. It was known in the spring of last year (and throughout the modern era) that cloth masks were ineffective. Period. Anyone who understands infectious disease at a minimum knows a cotton or cloth mask doesn’t provide a barrier against an organism that small. Again, the masks served as a badge of compliance and/or placebo to keep the masses from hysterics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
If they worked why would hospitals spend no much on surgical/medical masks when any rag would do? Even the medical masks need to be replaced after each use.
If you want to continue to pass your opinion off as absolute fact, then no point in continuing this discussionQuote:
Originally Posted by Strange Brew
It’s not my opinion it is fact so I guess you can stop wasting your timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Xville
Trump is extremely immature and is his own worst enemy. He speaks before he thinks (which is typical for his "fire, ready, aim" temperament) and then refuses to acknowledge when he is wrong, makes a mistake, etc. With that said, I am only aware of one place where Trump mentions injecting a disinfectant. As I recall he does not mention bleach and he does not recommend its use, he references the idea that he was told by someone else, asks if it can be done, defers to doctors, and says he finds the idea interesting. Here is the only instance I am aware of (other than later making it worse by saying he was being sarcastic):Quote:
Originally Posted by noteggs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33QdTOyXz3w
He does not mention bleach here (he refers to disinfectant, arguably the same thing) and he does not recommend injecting disinfectant - he *asks* about the tech which he clearly heard about from someone else. Is there somewhere else that he speaks about bleach and/or recommends injecting it? Is this clip shortened/is there a greater context where he refers to bleach and recommends injecting it? My brother (who despises Trump) claims he never made such a statement and I cannot find it anywhere. Is this another case of people believing whatever is reported in the news or does he really say this somewhere?
Principal
Agreed. I don’t think he ever said anything about injecting bleach. What he did say was taken out of context and turned into him saying we should all inject bleach to kill the virus.Quote:
Originally Posted by principal
The media and social media were doing whatever they could to hurt Trump’s election chances.
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Oh don’t disagree with this and these were my same thoughts. Those quotes were taken from Paul’s original post on the topic. He was stating that he never seen this much polarization in health, then sarcastically responds to Strange Brew for helping his cause. Just trying to establish own hypocrisy.Quote:
Originally Posted by principal
Watch the video. He did say something about injecting disinfectants (bleach is a common one used to kill the virus on surfaces).Quote:
Originally Posted by bjf123
He looked at Birx and asked her to have it checked out, with medical doctors.
Later realizing how stupid that looked, he decided to say he was being sarcastic.
I remember that press conference, and being embarrassed for our country. I don’t remember the exact wording, but it was embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulxu