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| Zeus 11/03/20 12:43:47 AM #54: | BlackScythe0 posted... Why are you bringing that up again now? You've gotten the links long ago about how the stockpile was depleted with emergencies in haiti and others, medical supplies were prioritized over gloves and masks which are typically readily accessible as congress didn't fund a rapid refilling of the stock pile. Because it's the responsibility of the presidency which depletes something to refill it, not passing the buck along each time. And your links were alt-news garbage. BlackScythe0 posted... You're just doing post after post of literal fake news, easily disprovable fake news. Says the guy who, after he can't find a reputable source, goes with Propublica to make his garbage claims. (EDIT: Or I might be more thinking of Darkknight. I can't always tell where his nonsense ends and yours begins. However, I've never seen you present credible claims to support that argument either way.) adjl posted... I said simple answer. Yes or no. Try again. The answer is that it's the responsibility of a president who depletes it to refill it. The presidency has countless larger responsibilities which is why the impetus for matters like these fall on the person who uses it to refill it. darkknight109 posted... Trump thinks cheeseburgers are great - I haven't seen a dearth of cheeseburger purchases in blue states as a result. Because apparently your completely unsourced, bullshit claim about Trump liking cheeseburgers -- something more popular with Bill fucking Clinton -- is in any way comparable to Trump telling people to do something. If Trump told people to go out and buy cheeseburgers, THEN you'd see your dearth. And because your entire claim is complete bullshit, keep in mind that the Trump praising a company has seriously hurt several of them in blue states darkknight109 posted... Worst states in terms of cases per 100k population is, in order, North Dakota, South Dakota, Mississippi, Louisiana, Iowa, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Nebraska, Idaho, Utah, South Carolina, and Georgia - nearly all ruby-red states. Citation? And like I said before, the areas being hit now weren't hit during the initial outbreak. Are you honestly pretending to be surprised that areas where it hadn't reached were less impacted? And that areas it's already been through are going to be less impacted now? darkknight109 posted... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supremacy_Clause Again, it was repeatedly overturned. darkknight109 posted... https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/propublica/ The sheer stupidity of your argument needs to be seen to be believed. Your argument about the reliability of an outlet is predicated on a completely unreliable source for verifying outlets. I've dissected this POS site a few times in topics where you've been present but again, you've chosen to assign it authority based SOLELY on the URL which is an inordinately idiotic decision. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/about/ The site is run by somebody with no qualifications to speak of who sings his ignorance as a virtue, claiming that it allows him to be non-partisan. When you try to look up the guy (which I attempted a few weeks ago), you find nothing -- no Linkedin, no social, etc -- he's a ghost. He might not even exist. But this is the source you trust? Why? Because you saw the URL. And that's why it's so easy to spread fake news in this day and age. As for Propublica, it IS alt-news and it only goes back a decade. These are things you'd know if you bothered doing any research instead of just parroting the first thing you see that you think might support your dogshit argument. --- (\/)(\/)|-| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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