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Topic	Who would you say is the most evil US president?
streamofthesky 06/12/21 10:41:15 AM #36:	Reigning_King posted... It must be nice to be able to so easily set up effigies to blame for all the ills of the world, to see things in such lovely and neat shades of black and white. Really though that goes for everyone posting seriously itt, since the topic title alone is pretty ridiculous. mooreandrew58 posted... I still think it's his detoriated mental capacity. I only consider things evil if it was intentionally mallicious. https://www.npr.org/2020/09/09/911179868/ on-tape-president-trump-admits-to-downplaying-the-pandemic President Trump was aware of the severity of the coronavirus in early February, telling Bob Woodward that it was much more severe than the flu. In public, Trump used the flu comparison in a different way: highlighting the flu's high seasonal death toll compared to the few dozen early cases of coronavirus. He admitted to Woodward in March that he was intentionally downplaying the pandemic in order to avoid panic. Those revelations are contained in Woodward's new book Rage. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:954917209] in Who would ... [t:79507384]...</cite> <quote>Reigning_King posted... </cite> <quote>It must be nice to be able to so easily set up effigies to blame for all the ills of the world, to see things in such lovely and neat shades of black and white. Really though that goes for everyone posting seriously itt, since the topic title alone is pretty ridiculous.</quote> mooreandrew58 posted... </cite> <quote>I still think it's his detoriated mental capacity. I only consider things evil if it was intentionally mallicious.</quote> https://www.npr.org/2020/09/09/911179868/ on-tape-president-trump-admits-to-downplaying-the-pandemic <quote>President Trump was aware of the severity of the coronavirus in early February, telling Bob Woodward that it was much more severe than the flu. In public, Trump used the flu comparison in a different way: highlighting the flu's high seasonal death toll compared to the few dozen early cases of coronavirus. He admitted to Woodward in March that he was intentionally downplaying the pandemic in order to avoid panic. Those revelations are contained in Woodward's new book Rage.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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