Lonewolf

And you want him to serve 4 more years .
I think the American people have all that they can take of the trump family.

PeterS

The count has just begun. We are looking at an average of 900 people dying a day. That's 328,500 a year and we aren't even at the peak of where this v***s will be...

Lonewolf

And he could care less about any of them

Trilliby

Trump cares about Trump. Everything else is secondary.

MStem

The claim that the President of the United States has “k**led” anyone with a v***s is specious in the extreme.

No one intentionally k**led anyone. Years ago, the W***n Institute of V******y published findings in a peer reviewed journal, based on a study they were doing on bat specimens they had collected from a distant region of China. It was at that time, believed to be a MERS-like illness with respiratory symptoms.

There were no bats being sold in the wet market.

The institute is a couple hundred meters from that wet market. Somehow, the contagion escaped their labs. We may never know how, but it wasn’t through malice. One thing is sure ..

The PRC won’t tell us, because they don’t trust the west, and they also have a deep fear of appearing to fail. This reluctance to report failure or inadequacy, is how tens of millions of Chinese starved to death in the famine of the Great Leap Forward.

Since then, the v***s has spread and will continue to, just as infected hosts will develop antibodies. Then the v***s will likely mutate, as they often do.

It’s a v***s. To blame any individual for deaths from it, is offensive.

bylm1-Bernie

This is quite possibly the most ludicrous thread ever started on OPP and gives us another example of the depths to which the left will go to accomplish their purpose, not to mention the shallowness of their thought.

sabbath Loc: meade co. ky.

Rest assured ! You will reap what you sow.

Liberty Tree

They just post this to fire people up even knowing it is BS. best response is no response.

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

Have we already forgotten about the slaughter of the Kurds due to Trump decisions?

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

Your replies give us more depth into the incapability of the right to accept and consume different viewpoints.
If it isn’t your viewpoint then it’s just more stupid people talking.
Right down the line.
More trees , no forest!

MStem

Milosia, while we are talking about slaughter of the Kurds, let’s revisit history...first let’s talk about Obama

“ The United States had allied with Syrian Kurds in the fight against ISIS in 2014, but U.S. support was purely militaristic. Turkey—itself a U.S. ally, through NATO—continued repressing its own Kurdish population while receiving U.S. security assistance, and considered the Syrian Kurds on its southern border a terrorist threat. Meanwhile, the United States offered no diplomatic support for Syrian Kurds. Instead, the United States used Kurdish fighters to beat back ISIS, at great human cost, then left them behind.

It’s not the first time the United States has treated an ally badly, nor even the first time we have done so to the Kurds, as James Ciment wrote for In These Times in September 1996. In his article, “Useful Victims,” Ciment lays out the precarious geopolitical position of one of the world’s largest stateless people:”

https://inthesetimes.com/article/22143/united-states-Trump-administration-abandoned-the-kurds

EL Loc: Massachusetts

Offensive is being nice. It's actually as stupid as it gets.

Lonewolf

B.s. trump gave out more disinformation and still does he wants testing slowed down so it would make him look better. He sat on his fat ass for months calling it a h**x it would just go away, he forced red state governors to open to soon and look how that turned out.
He's criminally incompetent and should be held responsible for it.

MStem

Then let’s look at when Clinton did it, too.
“After the Iran-Iraq War … [Saddam Hussein] murdered up to several hundred thousand Iraqi Kurds … in retaliation for their support for [Iran].

In response to Hussein’s aggression, the United States helped establish a “safe haven” in northern Iraq for the Kurds.

The United States used the safe haven as an excuse to expand its military presence in the region and mount attacks on the Hussein regime—but showed little interest in the Kurds themselves. In 1995, Turkey invaded the safe haven and the United States stepped aside. By 1996, Ciment wrote, “Clinton administration officials [were hinting] that the United States may be attempting to distance itself from” the Kurds. He concluded:

If the United States chooses to abandon the Kurds in the near future, it will not be the first time. After cutting off military aid to the Kurds in 1975, thus betraying them in their struggle against the then-pro-Soviet, anti-Shah Baghdad government, [then-Secretary of State] Henry Kissinger was heard to remark: “Covert action is not missionary work.” Indeed.“

EmilyD

We are looking at an average of 25,000 recoveries a day. That's 9,125,000 recoveries a year. Trump must be responsible for that, too, right????