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Offline Rick Plant

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2576 on: November 25, 2020, 06:01:38 AM »
In the UK, as you may or may not know,Johnson introduced an "eat out to help out" scheme. Meaning in all participating restaurants you could get up to £10 off your meal. In other words a free food stampede after the lockdown. Then surprise surprise a second wave hit the UK. The death toll is worse in terms of deaths per 100,000 than in the US. I mean that's obviously not the full story but it certainly sped up the second wave.

I heard about that. Almost similar to the movie theatre disaster in Texas. Customers could get into the movies for $5 a ticket and $1 dollar sodas. People packed the theatres and it was no surprise they had a big outbreak which started the explosion. These people still can't understand that they can't do the things they want to do during a deadly pandemic. When elected official impose rules or lockdowns, right wingers start crying and then attack them for trying to save lives wanting to stop the spread of COVID. These people are absolutely nuts.

The reason New Zealand had success is because of strong leadership and commitment from the citizens to follow the orders.

Over here, we have a bunch of ignorant morons who refuse to follow orders and they keep spreading the virus so it can't be contained. If they all would have worn masks and locked down for 8 weeks COVID-19 would have been pretty much under control. But what happened? As each state witnessed great results because of the lockdowns, Benedict Donald and the right wing media started demanding the states to open because they thought it would boost the economy enough to get him elected. It was all about himself and he didn't care about saving lives. So, states opened prematurely before the virus was even under control and before it was deemed safe under their own COVID Task Force reopening 3 phase plan. Only 1 state had met the protocols to safely open. All the others didn't. So, states did what right wingers wanted, they opened up restaurants, schools, and other places of business and now we have COVID-19 exploding out of control to where it's worse now than it was in March. And we have the same idiots crying now that were crying before, because states are forced to lockdown again. All that wasted time over 8 months and it is worse just like top medical experts and Democrats warned it would be. Failed lack of leadership and idiotic Republicans gave us this disaster.                     

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2577 on: November 25, 2020, 06:23:49 AM »
Almost every state is at a record high level of cases.  There is no discernable difference between those states with a mask mandate and those without.  If the masks were as effective as touted by Old Joe, then the case numbers would not be skyrocketing in places like NY, Cal and PA where mask mandates have been in place for months.  It is just common sense.  The mask is not the solution.  That myth was a politically driven exaggeration due to Trump's reluctance to wear one.  In fact, if masks are giving people a false sense of security to go about their lives as normal, they may actually be contributing to the rising case numbers by encouraging them to out into public areas.  The Trump vaccine is the only solution.  It is coming soon.  And so is 2024.

FYI, right wingers in those states refuse to wear masks and keep the virus spreading.

Once again, let's look at the numbers so we can see what a disaster Texas is under the weak and failed lack of leadership of Trump stooge Greg Abbott.

Tuesday's COVID numbers

Texas:       19,790 new infections
New York: 5,478 new infections

Texas:       195 new deaths
New York: 34 new deaths 

Texas is a COVID-19 disaster where New York isn't even close to those disastrous numbers.


Here is right wing Indiana which had MORE new infections and deaths than New York

You have no clue what you're talking about.

Indiana: 5,635 new infections and 103 deaths

North Dakota with their small population had 37 deaths yesterday which is 3 MORE than New York.

So, New York with mandates is doing great compared to right wing red states that have no mandates.

Texas is leading the nation in new deaths and new infections because they have a right wing Trump stooge.

Those are the facts.   

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2578 on: November 25, 2020, 09:37:24 AM »
Tomorrow, President Trump and Giuliani is travelling to Pennsylvania to meet with Republican lawmakers. I assume to encourage them to set aside the popular vote and have the state legislature appoint its own slate for the Electoral College. And where will this meeting take place. Why on the sacred ground of Gettysburg, of course. I guess he will deliver the second Gettysburg Address.

Of all the freaking places he could choose to influence them, he chooses Gettysburg.

“Now we are engaged in a great election dispute, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure.”

Not much longer, if Trump has his way.

Although, being a Giants fan, I wouldn’t mind seeing black and orange dye running down their faces after they work themselves up a bit.


God, this is getting surreal. First, he invites state legislators from Michigan, to feel them out about setting aside the votes and appointing their own slate for the Electoral College. And where does this attempt take place? Why in the Oval Office, of course. And where should the second attempt take place? Why at Gettysburg, of course. America is becoming the laughing stock of the world.

What’s next? Trump at the Lincoln Memorial stating that he has a dream, of serving a second term?
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Offline Colin Crow

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2579 on: November 25, 2020, 11:10:00 AM »
Looks like a giant grift has finally been recognised in the Republican Party. Is this meeting at Gettysburg Landscape and Gardening?

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2580 on: November 25, 2020, 02:47:23 PM »
Tomorrow, President Trump and Giuliani is travelling to Pennsylvania to meet with Republican lawmakers. I assume to encourage them to set aside the popular vote and have the state legislature appoint its own slate for the Electoral College. And where will this meeting take place. Why on the sacred ground of Gettysburg, of course. I guess he will deliver the second Gettysburg Address.

Of all the freaking places he could choose to influence them, he chooses Gettysburg.

“Now we are engaged in a great election dispute, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure.”

Not much longer, if Trump has his way.

Although, being a Giants fan, I wouldn’t mind seeing black and orange dye running down their faces after they work themselves up a bit.


God, this is getting surreal. First, he invites state legislators from Michigan, to feel them out about setting aside the votes and appointing their own slate for the Electoral College. And where does this attempt take place? Why in the Oval Office, of course. And where should the second attempt take place? Why at Gettysburg, of course. America is becoming the laughing stock of the world.

What’s next? Trump at the Lincoln Memorial stating that he has a dream, of serving a second term?

This is setting the stage for 2024.  Trump ends his administration with the stock market at record highs, a vaccine being distributed to end the virus, and a cloud over the election results.  Enter Old Joe and his cast of do nothing misfits for four years and the narrative couldn't be more perfect for 2024.  And there were problems with the mail in voting system that was put in place at the last minute.  If that can be improved upon, then all the better.  Trump doesn't have any expectation that he will change the results this time.  This is all about future elections.     

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2581 on: November 25, 2020, 06:11:39 PM »
This is setting the stage for 2024.  Trump ends his administration with the stock market at record highs, a vaccine being distributed to end the virus, and a cloud over the election results.  Enter Old Joe and his cast of do nothing misfits for four years and the narrative couldn't be more perfect for 2024.  And there were problems with the mail in voting system that was put in place at the last minute.  If that can be improved upon, then all the better.  Trump doesn't have any expectation that he will change the results this time.  This is all about future elections.   

Trump ends his administration with the stock market at record highs

Indeed, the market is getting more confident now that they know Biden is going to be President.

Still over 700.000 new employment benefit applications, though. The recovery of the economy is going to take some time.
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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2582 on: November 25, 2020, 09:51:20 PM »
Trump ends his administration with the stock market at record highs

Indeed, the market is getting more confident now that they know Biden is going to be President.

Still over 700.000 new employment benefit applications, though. The recovery of the economy is going to take some time.

Wrong.  The market bounce is based primarily on two factors:  1) the imminent distribution of the Trump vaccine; and 2) no blue wave in the recent election (repubs gained rather than lost seats).  It has nothing to do with Old Joe and his idea that everyone should wear a mask.