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Lol. You’ve gone from repeating the same line about disinfectant companies to the “100 calls in Maryland”.
Are you even aware, I wonder, of just how often you repeat yourself?
It's difficult for you to comment on the president's idiocy so you decide to post about another poster instead. We get it. It's embarrassing being all in for a moron. Embarrassment comes with the territory of being a Trump supporter--for those who have enough intelligence to understand how embarrassing he is, at least. And I think you do.
Asking a question and making a statement of fact are two very different things. If somebody with no medical training asks what seems to be a stupid question, it is not a statement of fact. Trump asked what seems to be a pretty stupid question. He did not recommend injecting bleach or any other disinfecting agent into the bloodstream.
As it turns out, asking stupid questions has led to some truly remarkable scientific breakthroughs. Copernicus defied all of the established science of his time when he stuck the Sun at the center instead of the Earth. That's how modern brainstorming works. Sometimes a diverging outside opinion can get you started down the road towards an excellent solution. Trump is a businessman. He's used to tossing out obscure, barely fleshed out ideas in boardroom settings and letting the experts run with it.
I agree with you--however I doubt the question initially came from him. Scientific breakthroughs are often developed over the course of trying to solve some of the most complex problems that need immediate answers and solutions. What sounds more likely, is that within the task force, experts were brainstorming and tossing around ideas, some of which were in a testing phase, and some of which may have sounded "interesting" to him (I heard the PC and I read the transcript).
My guess is, someone brought it up, and he had some follow up questions about it. From there, during the press conference he probably wanted to share some of the progress that they were making on it, not knowing that there are many "journalists" and meme experts looking for any opening that they could get to make him look 'unelectable.'
But hey, why make sense of any of this?
If someone wants him out of office badly enough, it's easier to spread the idea that and the false narrative that Trump is advising that people inject colrox and lysol introveneously and then claim that the rest of us are in denial about it.
Yes I do. That's because some on here refuse to get it. So I have to keep repeating myself. It's exhausting, really. If people would just accept the facts, then I could get some rest.
Ok. I get it now. You have such a strong belief in your core values that you grow agitated and feel like you need to repeat yourself over and over again when confronted with opinions that don’t align with your own.
There’s a name for that, you know. It’s called narcissism.
No. Some people just have the intelligence to know that injecting disinfectant into our lungs or bodies, isn't really a good idea. If it were, I'm pretty sure the experts would have figure this out for other viruses.
Trump is out of his league. He is grasping at any hope for a cure or treatment. He shouldn't be thinking out loud, or asking questions while doing a press conference. If he had any intelligence, he would ask his silly questions in private, so that at the very least when he stands in front of the camera, he wouldn't look and sound so utterly idiotic.
Are there disinfecting agents that are not toxic that one can actually inject into the bloodstream? Maybe, I have no idea. I know that we do things like kidney dialysis, where we literally filter a person's blood for them. As I was digging into this mess, I found out that Hydrogen Peroxide can be used in nebulizers so that it can be inhaled and that this is a legit treatment for infections in the lungs. I didn't know that. I thought that Hydrogen Peroxide would be toxic. There are old treatments using UV-light under the skin to treat illnesses and they actually worked pretty well. I didn't know that either.
I do agree that brainstorming sessions are best kept behind closed doors. Stupid questions lead to stupid people making stupid assumptions and stupid choices.
It's just annoying when the media takes everything that the idiot says to the worst possible conclusion every single time. This would be fine if they did it across the board. Instead, you're seeing the news media take Joe Biden's dementia-laden ramblings and then twisting them into coherent, insightful and timely statements.
This just proves there are many out there that lack critical thinking skills and just don't know when not to take things literally.
I just looked at a tube of toothpaste, it had a warning not to ingest it. Trump must have mentioned something about that as well , huh ?
It was easy for me to understand what he meant because I understand the "lingo" as I'm originally from the region he's from - for most though, they wouldn't understand and I say this as a Trump voter and will again warts and all.
Critical thinking skills???? - for many that was wiped away when they contracted TDS and are beholden to their MSM masters.
Tube of toothpaste - please don't give someone else here any ideas lol!
You got here too late! It's already here times "x".
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