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If you truly care about your friend you'll have a conversation about this, to at least try and adjust his thinking. It's 2020. That hair should really be up in a man-bun.
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If you truly care about your friend you'll have a conversation about this, to at least try and adjust his thinking. It's 2020. That hair should really be up in a man-bun.
- Jun 11, 2014
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You didn’t answer the question. How long should we wear the masks and social distance?
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Not you, specifically, but liberals like you fit into the same box because you all think the same and repeat the same stuff that the others do. That’s why it gets so nauseating dealing with you all. Nothing original ever gets brought to the table, it’s always the same talking points being parroted by everyone over and over and over.
I bet if I had the time, I could find a damned near identical replica of your post from start to finish from ten different liberal posters on this board.
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- Jun 5, 2014
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What publications are you reading that indulge this kind of info?I've read that a "man bun" is nothing more than a saddle horn for the guy's buddy to hold onto while riding him from behind.
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Only one - GC. I had no idea what I was getting into when I purchased my ad-free lifetime membership.What publications are you reading that indulge this kind of info?
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So one day the scientists are going to just say, "Ok. We're good. You don't need a mask anymore." ?
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You see, this right here is exactly what presidents are supposed to do. They listen to their advisors and they make decisions after weighing the advice of specialists against the other issues in order to have the best overall balance.
Let me give you an example that has nothing to do with viruses. Suppose the military brass tell the president that the easiest way to kill our enemies in some far off country is a nuclear bomb. Considering we already have the bomb, its cheap. Very few American lives put in danger. Chances of killing the enemy in short order are 100%. And the list of good reasons to use a nuke goes on and on.
But the president decides not to use a nuke, for what most people consider to be obvious reasons. The long term fallout (pardon the pun) outweighs the ease with with we destroy the enemy. We just create more enemies down the road. We cede the moral high ground. Etc. Read some history about JFK and the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile crisis where he talks about the difficulty in balancing the opinions of experts in a specific field with the responsibility to manage not just the crisis at hand, but the crisis down the road and the country as a whole.
Of course the 'scientists' are going to tell you that in order to combat the spread of a virus that we have to limit this and lockdown that and only do this and never do that. But those scientists aren't in charge of the country as a whole and they aren't qualified to manage the overall economics of a crisis, nor is it their purview to do so. People getting sick and dying isn't the only issue, ...far from it. There has to be a balance and that is what Trump is trying to do.
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Zambo, you raise a fair point. He’s free to give weight to any advisor he wants, and there is more than virus involved. However, almost all scientists say a mask helps. Where’s the economic harm in wearing a mask. Yet, he made it an issue, among others, and people suffered.
Also, what good are advisors, like the CDC, when you clip their nuts, and keep them out of the loop of important data. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-...dc-on-collection-of-coronavirus-hospital-data
Even worse, per the Woodward tapes, even when he believes the advisors, he lies to the public about their impact. If our governor downplayed a major hurricane to prevent a panic, I wouldn’t stand by him.
Also, what good are advisors, like the CDC, when you clip their nuts, and keep them out of the loop of important data. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-...dc-on-collection-of-coronavirus-hospital-data
Even worse, per the Woodward tapes, even when he believes the advisors, he lies to the public about their impact. If our governor downplayed a major hurricane to prevent a panic, I wouldn’t stand by him.
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He occasionally manbuns it. But mostly its just an old school pony. He likes to travel to India and Nepal and says long gray hair makes you a wise man there.
I think he's too old of a dog to change his tricks.
But he definitely old school hippy for you concerned about BJs and such. He is a free love hippy, tries to poke all the single mamas milfs like any good handyman would.
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