So, I guess he isn't invited to dinner?
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I am not sure I understand that step Dr. Fauci knows that it came from a lab and by not saying anything, millions died (which I assume the arthur meant that they could have been prevented).
Just thinking aloud. If Dr. Fauci did know it came from the lab, what would be different?
All of a sudden, all parties in the US from both sides would have been in favor of lockdowns, mask wearing, mandatory vaccines?
Dont get me wrong, China should be severely punished if the virus came from the lab. If Dr. Fauci knew this and lied about, he should be severely punished also. But, in all reality, I dont think that would have changed the overall course of the virus. Once it is in the human population, it is going to spread. No matter where it came from.
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China did it.
Fauci knew, or should have strongly suspected.
It smacks somewhat of a cat covering up shit.
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@jolly I think you are correct Jolly, and I know you have been saying this from the start.
But I dont know if the course of the virus would have changed regardless of where and how it started.
Once the box is opened, it is opened. Doesn't matter if it were opened in a Chinese laboratory or in a Chinese wet market.
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It's really not so far fetched that Fauci is a sociopath. They are known to be overrepresented amongst ambitious climbers such as CEOs and pols such as Mr Fauci. They use their knowledge of others people's tendencies and motivations to manipulate their ways to the top. In other, more flattering descriptions, you will see such people referred to as "scoring off the charts on social IQ tests". Whatever those are. As a way to explain the fact that leaders aren't often or ever the 'smartest' person in the room.
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@taiwan_girl said in So, I guess he isn't invited to dinner?:
@jolly I think you are correct Jolly, and I know you have been saying this from the start.
But I dont know if the course of the virus would have changed regardless of where and how it started.
Once the box is opened, it is opened. Doesn't matter if it were opened in a Chinese laboratory or in a Chinese wet market.
The course of the virus would not have changed.
The legal repercussions boggle the mind...
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@horace said in So, I guess he isn't invited to dinner?:
It's really not so far fetched that Fauci is a sociopath. They are known to be overrepresented amongst ambitious climbers such as CEOs and pols
Yes, I read something about CEO's and made the same conclusion. Those type of people do not have any "empathy". I can see it with politicians also
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@taiwan_girl said in So, I guess he isn't invited to dinner?:
@horace said in So, I guess he isn't invited to dinner?:
It's really not so far fetched that Fauci is a sociopath. They are known to be overrepresented amongst ambitious climbers such as CEOs and pols
Yes, I read something about CEO's and made the same conclusion. Those type of people do not have any "empathy". I can see it with politicians also
Who here's actually worked with one for sure?
It's fascinating. The game is—and they really believe this—if you were smarter, you wouldn't be duped by their deception, so it's your fault for falling for their shenanigans. Further, they deserve to win because it's survival of the fittest by any means necessary. Screwing you over is actually fair.
Their understanding of empathy is so poor that they can't even fake it—they don't know how. Instead, they mimic. They'll quote or paraphrase movies, books, other people or even yourself to get you to believe they're caring. But they're very, very keen on watching how you react to them, always analyzing how well their deception is working.
It's downright creepy shit.
