Trump’s indoor rally
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 01:27 last edited by
How many maskless people have contracted covid at a Trump rally?
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 01:29 last edited by
Herman Cain.
Need more than one before it’s a deadly mistake?
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 01:39 last edited by
Yes, my threshold is high.
I'm not an even-if-it-saves-just-one-life guy.
Everyone in that group is well informed. That raises it even more.
And Mr. Cain's doctor says there is no reason to believe he contracted the covid at a rally.
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 01:52 last edited by
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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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
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:20 last edited by Jolly@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.
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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
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:30 last edited by@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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@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.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:31 last edited by@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.
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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.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:32 last edited by@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@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.
If you want a true nanny state, join the group that pines for the demise of the Soviet Union.
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:34 last edited by
People who don't wear masks at public gatherings aren't rebels. It's other people they're putting at risk. The word isn't rebel, it's asshole.
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People who don't wear masks at public gatherings aren't rebels. It's other people they're putting at risk. The word isn't rebel, it's asshole.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:35 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Trump’s indoor rally:
People who don't wear masks at public gatherings aren't rebels. It's other people they're putting at risk. The word isn't rebel, it's asshole.
And in America, you can be an asshole, as long as you don't trample on someone else's right.
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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.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 02:51 last edited by@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
That’s nice, @Jolly, I hereby tell you to defend all of Trump’s stupid antics and vote for Trump.
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 03:15 last edited by taiwan_girl
Hmm, interesting. The fancy restaurant at President Trumps club has a dress code.
What do you think would happen if I had a reservation and tried to enter with old torn shorts and a T-shirt?
That's against my rights to not allow me to enter!!!!
I know President Trump would back me up on this! 555555
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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.)
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 05:22 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@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.)
Are you aware that Trump had THREE DIFFERENT OUTDOOR VENUES selected but the democrat governor of the state REFUSED to approve ANY of them, and the reason they were in an indoor facility in the first place was because the democrat governor forced them to have no other choice?
Are you???
Of course you aren't. It's too much fun and a he'll of a lot easier to just mindlessly beat Trump up with it.
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@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
That’s nice, @Jolly, I hereby tell you to defend all of Trump’s stupid antics and vote for Trump.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 05:24 last edited by@Axtremus said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
That’s nice, @Jolly, I hereby tell you to defend all of Trump’s stupid antics and vote for Trump.
You know... the more I get to know you the more I become convinced that you are dumber than a box of hair.
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 08:48 last edited by
I'm convinced. You (you know who you are) have convinced me.
I WILL NOT VOTE FOR TRUMP BECAUSE PEOPLE AT THIS HUGE RALLY DID NOT WEAR MASKS.
AAAAAND, TRUMP WAS NOT WEARING A MASK.Thanks. This was the most important issue, I just didn't notice it earlier. Unforgivable, he obviously would lead this country into a maskless wasteland, and our very existence would cease. All that would be left would be millions and millions of unused masks.
I came so darn close to making a colossal mistake.
Thanks! Really made me think about what is important, and what is not.
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@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.)
Are you aware that Trump had THREE DIFFERENT OUTDOOR VENUES selected but the democrat governor of the state REFUSED to approve ANY of them, and the reason they were in an indoor facility in the first place was because the democrat governor forced them to have no other choice?
Are you???
Of course you aren't. It's too much fun and a he'll of a lot easier to just mindlessly beat Trump up with it.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 09:33 last edited by@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Are you aware that Trump had THREE DIFFERENT OUTDOOR VENUES selected but the democrat governor of the state REFUSED to approve ANY of them, and the reason they were in an indoor facility in the first place was because the democrat governor forced them to have no other choice?
As far as I can tell, this is FAKE NEWS, you should be ashamed of spreading it, unless you can provide evidence that Sisolak "refused to approve...and forced the rally indoors".
- The governor doesn't "approve" the venues
- The governor had nothing to do with those outdoor venues "canceling"
- The outdoor venues "canceled" (did not host) the outdoor events because of the existing mandate against groups with more than 50 people gathering
- The indoor venue at which the Monday event was held, ended up being fined $3,000 for violating the current state mandates
On the flip side, I think it's absolutely ridiculous these events are not allowed and fined when its a political rally, but it's OK when it's a BLM protest.
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@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
That’s nice, @Jolly, I hereby tell you to defend all of Trump’s stupid antics and vote for Trump.
wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 09:36 last edited by@Axtremus said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Jolly said in Trump’s indoor rally:
It's obvious you weren't raised an American. Americans are born with a strong rebellious streak against anybody telling them what to do.
That’s nice, @Jolly, I hereby tell you to defend all of Trump’s stupid antics and vote for Trump.
Meanwhile, you have no trouble voting for a man who just bally-hooed his prospective administration as Harris-Biden. Joe apparently couldn't remember who was on the top of the ticket.
And while you sit here having conniptions about a Trump rally that could have been held outside, but the Demonrat governor of Nevada couldn't let that happen, major shifts in the ME peace process are happening.
That's the problem with so many of the idiots (excuse me, that's actually denigrating idiots, when you compare them to many Demonrat voters) who suffer from TDS, always focusing on small negative things that don't amount to a hill of beans, and totally ignore any positive news, no matter how important.
So I'll defend Trump, warts and all. That way, you can defend a senile old Democrat crook, who has never done much of anything in forty years of government service, yet has grown wealthy while being in the government. A man who threatened a sovereign government, to keep bribe money flowing to his son. A man who helped take millions off of the Chinese to enrich his family. A man who has plagiarized papers and documents, dating back to his days in law school. Hell, the man is so senile, he even plagiarized himself, in his acceptance speech at the END convention.
Yeah, you vote for the swamp. You deserve them.
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 10:09 last edited by
And then again, at Joe's Nevada campaign stop...
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wrote on 16 Sept 2020, 10:20 last edited by
He's old enough to be her grandfather!
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