Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2

[Richard Smith]

Your bogus disinformation is hilarious. I've showed you the numbers. That's what you want with election loser Benedict Donald.

Idiot.  You cited TODAY's numbers instead of the total numbers.  Which is more important?  A single day or the record for the entirety of this event?  It is simply a fact that approximately 35K people have died in NY while only one other state has as many as 20K deaths.  Anyone can confirm these numbers with the CDC and other sources.  The most deaths have occurred in NY several times over.  There is no "disinformation" about that.  It is a stone cold fact.

[Richard Smith]

Your right wing propaganda is getting extremely boring.

Again no specifics.  Are you suggesting Trump hasn't advocated a vaccine?  Are you suggesting that Kantala and Cuomo are not the ones expressing concerns about the vaccine? 

[Colin Crow]

I'm not sure that I'm following your logic.  It is Trump that has pushed for a vaccine as a solution to the virus from day one while dems were waving around masks that don't work.  It is the nutty dems like Kantala and Cuomo that have cast false doubt on the safety of any vaccine.  Hoping to delay its distribution until after Jan. 20.  Trump has been the biggest advocate of the vaccine.  It is Alice-in-Wonderland thinking to blame him for any reluctance to take the vaccine.

Your comment was that "Trump found the solution"....ie the vaccine. (It was a few pages back. Cant be bothered formatting.)

The solution of the vaccine relies on herd immunity being developed via its deployment to at least 70% of the population.

I immediately replied...."What % of Trump voters are antivaxers? How ironically hysterical."

The people who support Trump are not going to allow his "solution" to prevail. Your reference to Democrat suspicion was fear that Trump was rushing the vaccine deployment before safety concerns were allayed.

As the graph shows it is Republicans who will not allow herd immunity to develop. Do you now see the irony?

No doubt you are aware that Qanon loonies support Trump and there is significant cross contamination with antivaxer loonies as well.

Here's an analogy.....The atomic bomb is developed and Truman encouraged to use it to end the war in Japan. Democrats won’t agree for him to use it.

[Martin Weidmann]

Again no specifics.  Are you suggesting Trump hasn't advocated a vaccine?  Are you suggesting that Kantala and Cuomo are not the ones expressing concerns about the vaccine?

I already answered those questions....

Are you suggesting Trump hasn't advocated a vaccine?

No. I am suggesting no such thing, but advocating a vaccine doesn't make it a "Trump vaccine"

Are you suggesting that Kantala and Cuomo are not the ones expressing concerns about the vaccine?

Expressing concerns because you want the medication to be safe for use is a bad thing? Not everybody is as reckless as Trump.

[Richard Smith]

Your comment was that "Trump found the solution"....ie the vaccine. (It was a few pages back. Cant be bothered formatting.)

The solution of the vaccine relies on herd immunity being developed via its deployment to at least 70% of the population.

I immediately replied...."What % of Trump voters are antivaxers? How ironically hysterical."

The people who support Trump are not going to allow his "solution" to prevail. Your reference to Democrat suspicion was fear that Trump was rushing the vaccine deployment before safety concerns were allayed.

As the graph shows it is Republicans who will not allow herd immunity to develop. Do you now see the irony?

No doubt you are aware that Qanon loonies support Trump and there is significant cross contamination with antivaxer loonies as well.

Again, I don't see how any of that is Trump's fault.  He has been and continues to be a strong advocate for the vaccine.  If people are convinced by anti-vaxers like Kantala or others not to take it, then what else can he do?  He ensured there was a vaccine that works and will be distributed in record time.  If there are dems that want to discourage people from taking it because it was developed on Trump's watch, then perhaps there is an element of Darwinism at work.

[Martin Weidmann]

Again, I don't see how any of that is Trump's fault.  He has been and continues to be a strong advocate for the vaccine.  If people are convinced by anti-vaxers like Kantala or others not to take it, then what else can he do?  He ensured there was a vaccine that works and will be distributed in record time.  If there are dems that want to discourage people from taking it because it was developed on Trump's watch, then perhaps there is an element of Darwinism at work.

If the vaccine is safe and works there won't be a single democrat that will tell people not to take it.

Btw didn't Trump say recently that he wasn't going to distribute the vaccine to New York?

[Colin Crow]

Again, I don't see how any of that is Trump's fault.  He has been and continues to be a strong advocate for the vaccine.  If people are convinced by anti-vaxers like Kantala or others not to take it, then what else can he do?  He ensured there was a vaccine that works and will be distributed in record time.  If there are dems that want to discourage people from taking it because it was developed on Trump's watch, then perhaps there is an element of Darwinism at work.

Why do you think irony is associated with fault? The reality is that Republicans (Trump's own party) are reluctant to partake of his vaccine. To an extent that will not allow it to be effective. There is no blame allocated, maybe other than Trump accepting the loonies as supporters.

Do you know how Darwinism works? There is no element of Darwinism here.....