Trump’s indoor rally
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Copper do you think that the governor should have done something to stop the rally?
Do you think President Trump and his aids are not aware of the rules and restrictions of Nevada?
The Trump Campaign changed venues multiple time, because of the Nevada governor. Prithee, why wouldn't the Nevada governor work with the campaign, and help find a venue that would satisfy both parties?
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
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@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Copper do you think that the governor should have done something to stop the rally?
Do you think President Trump and his aids are not aware of the rules and restrictions of Nevada?
The Trump Campaign changed venues multiple time, because of the Nevada governor. Prithee, why wouldn't the Nevada governor work with the campaign, and help find a venue that would satisfy both parties?
Look at the plan that the RNC had with Jacksonville. You’re going to ask why would the Florida Governor not work with the campaign? Sometimes there is simply no solution that can satisfy “both parties.” The only correct solution is to not hold any in-person rally in the first place.
So it was for Tulsa, so it was with this Nevada rally.
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@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Anybody bother to check into the efforts made by Trumps campaign to help keep things safe, or are we supposed to just bash Trump like a bunch of mindless sheep?
First, you couldn't go ten feet without bumping into a hand sanitizer station. Second, they provided free masks to every single person, and they were encouraged to wear them. Third, everyone was told before going in that if they had ANY reservations about going in they should not enter. Everyone's temperature was taken before going in. Those people went into that arena fully aware of the risks, given a mask for free. If they didn't wear it that's their own fault, not Trump's.
Trump could choose to space the seatings six feet apart. He did not.
Trump could choose to have the rally held outdoors. He did not.
Trump could choose to require all attendees wear masks. He did not.
Trump chose to put his own supporters, his own campaign staff, and the Secret Service agents assigned to work with him in completely unnecessary risks.
Better yet, Trump could choose not to have the in-person rally to begin with. He did not.
So many opportunities for Trump to make the right decisions. He keeps making the wrong ones.
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I can sort of see how a democrat would think up a list like Ax did, though. After all, there's not a single democrat - especially Biden - who could draw a crowd large enough for this to ever be an issue... it's not hard to space people out when you hold a rally and can only draw in about 50 people.
I saw a video the other day that was made outside the place where Biden gave his acceptance speech. The DNC was having their convention, Biden was giving his acceptance speech... and their was a Biden rally being held outside. There was ONE GUY there... the guy making the video asked the Biden supporter where the other Biden supporters were, and he said "there were 2 or 3 others here a while ago but I don't know where they went"..
I guess they were social distancing.......
Further on down the parking lot there was a Trump rally taking place. It looked like maybe 400 or 500 people... but you're right... none of them had masks on either.
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@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
You're just jealous because your senile old bastard is going to lose the election.
Nah, he's just aggravated because THIS is a Biden rally...
And the ones there were staff members...
BWAAAAAAHAHAHAAAA!!!
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Trump’s indoor rally:
“I’m on a stage, and it’s very far away”
That pretty much says it all.
Yeah no kidding!
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@Axtremus said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Trump could choose to space the seatings six feet apart. He did not.
It is surprising that this didn't occur to him while he was placing the chairs.
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@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Trump’s indoor rally:
“I’m on a stage, and it’s very far away”
That pretty much says it all.
Yeah no kidding!
It pretty much says it all about you two, but it doesn't say a thing about Trump. He was answering a question regarding himself, not the others in the room.
Context is everything.
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@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Those people went into that arena fully aware of the risks, given a mask for free. If they didn't wear it that's their own fault, not Trump's.
I would think that you would be aware of it as you have very close experience with COVID. For me, the issue with people not wearing masks, staying away from others, is that their actions not only affect themselves, but also can affect others.
I am sure that everyone would think it was crazy if I said that I was going to drive through a school zone at 100 kph. I know the risks, but I am a good driver, so why should it be a problem? Because, my actions can affect others.
(BTW, it is President Trumps fault. If he (or his aides) said that people would not be allowed in with out a mask, and if they took it off inside, they would be asked to leave. Airline companies are doing it and people I have talked to who have been on flights say that it is 100% compliance. Everybody wears a mask.)
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@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Trump’s indoor rally:
“I’m on a stage, and it’s very far away”
That pretty much says it all.
Yeah no kidding!
It pretty much says it all about you two, but it doesn't say a thing about Trump. He was answering a question regarding himself, not the others in the room.
Context is everything.
A good leader would think about others in the room first.
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If someone was saying that the only way to protect others was to cut off an arm, I would agree that it is asking a bit too much.
BUT IT IS JUST ASKING SOMEONE TO WEAR A MASK!!!!
As I said before, I would have more respect for those people who complain that their "rights are being taken away" by being asked to wear a mask IF they told me that while naked.
If they are so concerned about being forced to wear a mask, why stop there? How about shirts? Pants? Shoes? etc etc
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
If someone was saying that the only way to protect others was to cut off an arm, I would agree that it is asking a bit too much.
BUT IT IS JUST ASKING SOMEONE TO WEAR A MASK!!!!
As I said before, I would have more respect for those people who complain that their "rights are being taken away" by being asked to wear a mask IF they told me that while naked.
If they are so concerned about being forced to wear a mask, why stop there? How about shirts? Pants? Shoes? etc etc
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
Asking is fine. Compliance is a whole 'nuther matter.
Trump's campaign asked. They even provided masks. The people who didn't wear them made a conscious and informed decision not to.
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
... people who complain that their "rights are being taken away" ...
I bet most of these anti-maskers wear seat belts when they drive, without complaining. Yet, seat belts only serve to protect the wearer, as compared to masks that serve to protect the wearer and everyone else around. Oh and newsflash, masks and seat belts aren't covered in the Constitution, so this "rights" argument is just as bad as BLM claiming the first amendment allows them to block traffic.
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@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Trump's campaign asked. They even provided masks. The people who didn't wear them made a conscious and informed decision not to.
I know, right? Trump pulled up the Titanic to the dock, asked folks to wear life preservers, even offered them, but it's not Trump's fault these people were putting themselves at risk. Of course, he could've not docked the Titanic.
