We'll let POTUS know later
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:21 last edited by
George I don’t follow.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:23 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
George I don’t follow.
You said that not letting Trump know was justified because it would jeopardize public health (paraphrasing here). How is that?
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:23 last edited by
I explained how Trump tainted the process by subordinating safety concerns to his election self-interest.
You make think that’s unfair, but it’s empirically supported, and already affected the behavior of all the major pharmaceutical companies..
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:24 last edited by jon-nyc
Sorry the missing link is that I don’t think Pfizer could reasonably trust Trump not to announce it if they let him know in advance.
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I explained how Trump tainted the process by subordinating safety concerns to his election self-interest.
You make think that’s unfair, but it’s empirically supported, and already affected the behavior of all the major pharmaceutical companies..
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:25 last edited by@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
I explained how Trump tainted the process by subordinating safety concerns to his election self-interest.
And I explained how his bad behavior doesn't justify Pfizer's bad behavior - "Mom..."
I don't disagree with his bad behavior analysis. I'm simply saying that to justify Pfizer's bad behavior in that context is no better.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:26 last edited by jon-nyc
So to recap - they were justified in not telling him because of the risk he’d announce it.
I agree that telling Biden and not Trump was disrespectful.
I’m not sure if there’s anything we disagree on at this point.
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Sorry the missing link is that I don’t think Pfizer could reasonably trust Trump not to announce it if they let him know in advance.
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:27 last edited by@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
I don’t think Pfizer could reasonably trust Trump not to announce it if they let him know in advance.
OK - so they let Biden know on Sunday, and let Trump know it via the press.
Is that what you're saying? 24 hours would have made a difference in anything?
Nope, this was purely spite and disrespect. Exactly what everyone accuses Trump of, though in a more subtle way.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:27 last edited by
We cross posted, see my last.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:28 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
We cross posted, see my last.
Just saw it. Yup. Both were assholes, to sum it up. The only difference is the timeframe.
Trump - pick whatever you want for a timeframe.
Pfizer - last weekend. -
@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
We cross posted, see my last.
Just saw it. Yup. Both were assholes, to sum it up. The only difference is the timeframe.
Trump - pick whatever you want for a timeframe.
Pfizer - last weekend.wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 03:50 last edited by Axtremus@George-K said in We'll let POTUS know later:
@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
We cross posted, see my last.
Just saw it. Yup. Both were assholes, to sum it up. The only difference is the timeframe.
No, the difference is Pfizer is justified to fear Trump announcing the news in a way that is detrimental to public health. Pfizer has no such concern with sharing this news with Biden.
The timeframe is immaterial. The difference comes down to trust: Biden can be trusted to not undermine public trust with the advance notice, Trump cannot.
The above is me going by @jon-nyc's "risk to public health" rationale, with which I also acknowledge that had the same rationale been applied, Pfizer could probably not have sufficient trust in Kanye to tell Kanye the news ahead of Pfizer's own announcement, but Pfizer would equally be fine to tell the news to, say, Jo Jorgensen without worrying about Jorgensen handling that information in a way that undermines public trust.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 04:32 last edited by
The claim that Trump announcing it would negatively affect public health is stupid.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 04:42 last edited by jon-nyc
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
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wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 06:19 last edited by
Oh, bull shit.
Hahahahaaaaa
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His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 12:29 last edited by@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
That is the lunacy that cnn has sold for the last 4 years.
There is absolutely no way to measure that.
But if it supports the hate it is a fact.
Sad
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His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 12:45 last edited by Loki@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
As long as you when you get the vaccine you get a card and that card lets you move around the country and get into places I could give a flying fvck about the nitwits who have some brain disease that they don’t trust it.
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@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
As long as you when you get the vaccine you get a card and that card lets you move around the country and get into places I could give a flying fvck about the nitwits who have some brain disease that they don’t trust it.
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 12:59 last edited by@Loki said in We'll let POTUS know later:
@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
As long as you when you get the vaccine you get a card and that card lets you move around the country and get into places I could give a flying fvck about the nitwits who have some brain disease that they don’t trust it.
Unless the proprietors of the private businesses whose buildings you want to get into trust the vaccine and recognize your card, the proprietors can refuse you entry to their businesses. Unless you want the federal government to mandate people’s access to private properties based on cards issued by the federal government, you should root for public trust.
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@jon-nyc said in We'll let POTUS know later:
His actions had a material impact on the percentage of people - Dem, Republican, and Independent alike - that trusted the safety of the process.
That is the lunacy that cnn has sold for the last 4 years.
There is absolutely no way to measure that.
But if it supports the hate it is a fact.
Sad
wrote on 15 Nov 2020, 13:21 last edited by@Copper said in We'll let POTUS know later:
There is absolutely no way to measure that.
Poll question about trust in a vaccine, 8/28-9/20. It’s posted in another thread.