I disagree with this point. We're seeing here that Trump VASTLY goofed up the US response to this, and for that, he should be held accountable, and should reap the negative consensus as a result of that.
Yes, we're in a crisis, but those who contributed to this crisis should be held accountable, and history should not forget how he has acted during this crisis.
The more this is repeated, the more he will pay in 2020.
We also SHOULD be discussing economics behind this whole thing. That recent bill that was passed in the Senate has HUGE cash grabs for certain sectors, along with tax cuts to benefit real estate tycoons (aka Trump) for their capital losses.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020...ak-real-estate
In times of crisis, the oligarchy always will enrich themselves, we can't allow this crisis to divert our attention from that, or we will have an even quicker race to the proverbial "bottom".
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Originally Posted by twitchyzero
i realize this is that ridiulous trump thread but in the face of a crisis/disaster you're still more concerned about politics/economical ideologies than saving lives?
places like Taiwan are able to get ahead because the government ramped up medical equipment/mask production, forcing plants to making ventilators is a GOOD thing
but i guess winning an argument on the internet takes precedence  |