Subj : Re: Killer
To   : Aaron Thomas
From : Dale Shipp
Date : Sun Sep 20 2020 01:03 am

 -=> On 09-19-20  10:25,  Aaron Thomas <=-
 -=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Killer <=-


 DS> from anyone else", making it very clear that he cares little for his
 DS> followers and only cares about himself.

 AT> These things that you're saying about Trump, how he should have made 
 AT> recommendations, I think you're right that he should have and could
 AT> have been  a stronger leader from the start of the outbreak.

That is exactly right -- and it is the reason that things are as bad as
they are.

 AT> He didn't really have much  to say about it.

?? As President, he is supposed to be the leader of the nation.  He
sould have told the people that it might be bad.  He sould have told the
people about actions that they could take to mitigate the infections.
Instead, he told the people that it was nothing.  He told the people to
ignore the recommended safety recommendations.

 AT> He doesn't "act presidential"
 AT> sometimes when he really  should. But I don't blame him for any covid
 AT> deaths. There was nothing the  president could have done different
 AT> except for be more demanding. 

Exactly -- he should have been more honest and demanding.  For that he
has the blame for many covid deaths that would have been avoided if he
had told the people the correct information instead of his lies.

 DS> A good example of his lack of support for good policy is his recent
 DS> rallies where people were crowded indoors in close quarters, resulting

 AT> That's his followers acting carelessly, but it's got nothing to do
 AT> with Trump  policy.

DUH -- it has everything to do with his policies, discouraging mask
wearing and proper social distances.

                               Dale Shipp
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