Donald Trump and the Coronavirus

[lilpixieofterror]

OK - so you're back to turning an argument into what was not said - attacking it - and then attacking the messenger.

We're done, Pix. I no longer have time for your foolishness. When/if you ever become serious about exploring the issues and looking at the facts, let me know and I'll be happy to chat.

[Roy]

That's true, at least. None of Crystal's 'discussions' are ever about facts.

[lilpixieofterror]

That's true, at least. None of Crystal's 'discussions' are ever about facts.

[carpedm9587]

That's true, at least. None of Crystal's 'discussions' are ever about facts.

OK - I know I shouldn't...but that was just SO spot on...

[lilpixieofterror]

ORANGE MAN, BAD!!!!

Found the issue.

[carpedm9587]

I find this to be a sad commentary.

Unfortunately, Fauci apparently needs more security due to the nut jobs in our population.

[Mountain Man]

My Response To The Coronavrius
by Donald Trump Joe Biden

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/reagan...ecked-n2566202

Seems like every time Joe Biden says, "Here's what I would have done if I was president," it turns out to be something that President Trump has either already done or proposed.

[rogue06]

My Response To The Coronavrius
by Donald Trump Joe Biden

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/reagan...ecked-n2566202

Seems like every time Joe Biden says, "Here's what I would have done if I was president," it turns out to be something that President Trump has either already done or proposed.

Except for saying that he wouldn't have restricted air travel from China having called it racist and xenophobic (a decision which Fauci praised saying "If we had not done that, we would have had many, many more cases right here that we would have to be dealing with") and naming a guy to his advisory panel that thinks people 75 and older should die.

[carpedm9587]

Except for saying that he wouldn't have restricted air travel from China having called it racist and xenophobic (a decision which Fauci praised saying "If we had not done that, we would have had many, many more cases right here that we would have to be dealing with") and naming a guy to his advisory panel that thinks people 75 and older should die.

For those interested in what Ezekiel J. Emanuel actually said, you can find his entire oped here. Rogue's description is misleading at best.

Meanwhile, Biden did indeed err about U.S. attempts to send aid to China in January. He's pretty well known for his verbal gaffs and off-the-cuff remarks. There is no question, if we see him replacing Trump in January, that the verbal skills of the occupant of the White House will not have improved by much.

[Mountain Man]

For those interested in what Ezekiel J. Emanuel actually said, you can find his entire oped here. Rogue's description is misleading at best.

"I think this manic desperation to endlessly extend life is misguided and potentially destructive. For many reasons, 75 is a pretty good age to aim to stop."

[rogue06]

"I think this manic desperation to endlessly extend life is misguided and potentially destructive. For many reasons, 75 is a pretty good age to aim to stop."

And he wasn't talking about those who are sick so imagine his recommendations concerning those who are ill, like having coronavirus. The sorta guy who might prescribe a pillow held firmly over the face for a couple minutes until the patient stops struggling.

[KingsGambit]

For those interested in what Ezekiel J. Emanuel actually said, you can find his entire oped here. Rogue's description is misleading at best.

Meanwhile, Biden did indeed err about U.S. attempts to send aid to China in January. He's pretty well known for his verbal gaffs and off-the-cuff remarks. There is no question, if we see him replacing Trump in January, that the verbal skills of the occupant of the White House will not have improved by much.

So what do you make of Emanuel's pushback against the "compression of morbidity", which he devotes a paragraph to? He may state that he opposes actively ending one's life early, but that doesn't rule out actively denying healthcare to the elderly.

[carpedm9587]

"I think this manic desperation to endlessly extend life is misguided and potentially destructive. For many reasons, 75 is a pretty good age to aim to stop."

Again - for those interested in his entire position - I recommend you to the entire oped. The sentences taken out of context and posted here are misleading at best.

[carpedm9587]

So what do you make of Emanuel's pushback against the "compression of morbidity", which he devotes a paragraph to? He may state that he opposes actively ending one's life early, but that doesn't rule out actively denying healthcare to the elderly.

I think that no one age/formula is applicable to all, and I disagree with him picking an age (i.e., 75) and setting that as an arbitrary point. I know people who have lost substantial quality of life at 50, and others who are still swimming and hiking and even skiing at 90. For some, morbidity is indeed compressed, and for others is most certainly is not. I think end-of-life decisions are things each person has the right to make for themselves - and Emanuel generally agree's with that. He never argues for any state mandated end of life, nor denies the primacy of the individual in this decision.

I think we would be a better society without alcohol. That doesn't mean I am advocating for the state to step in and ban alcohol.

And I did not find anything in that oped that even suggested ending healthcare for the elderly. If I missed it, you'll need to point it out.

[simplicio]

Again - for those interested in his entire position - I recommend you to the entire oped. The sentences taken out of context and posted here are misleading at best.

Don't worry, the same ones pulling sentences out of context will quite assuredly tell you how to properly interpret the bible.