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Can you provide some further detail to a very vague statement?
Where is/can Donald Trump take US (sic)?
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"Lies, damned lies and statistics" Mark Twain.
I'm sure the families of the 210,000 people who have so far died from the COVID virus would not give a flying xuck for attempts to bury this disaster in creative accounting. Obviously that is why The Lincoln Project highlighted the lonely, individual death of each person.
But if one was interested in stats then perhaps we could compare the current (not final ..) US COVID death toll of 210,000 to
Korean War..........................36,500
Vietnam War........................ 58,200
Afgan War...............................2,200
Iraq War................................ 4,500
Gulf War ...................................294
WW1....................................116,500
WW2..................................405,400
It is also worth pointing out that the Vietnam War ran for at least 10 years, Iraq war8 years, Afgan war 19 years, WW2 5 years and the COVID death toll is only 9 months old and still growing strongly.
United States military casualties of war - Wikipedia
Trump has declassified the Russian scandal investigations and the Hillary emails. No redactions. As soon as the documents are available I'll post them up.
I'm hearing Hillary set it up to distract from the emails. Fbi is deeply involved.
But until I see it, its all hearsay.
Pretty sure all of the US didn't go to war. Do deaths per million for the troops that went to war.
1. Heart disease
Number of deaths per year: 635,260
2. Cancer
Number of deaths per year: 598,038
12 Leading Causes of Death in the United States
Do you know all the leading causes of death in the United States? The fourth cause in our list may surprise you. The top 12 causes of death in the United States account for more than 75 percent of all deaths. Learn about each of the main causes and what can be done to prevent them.
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Wave that flag and put these on Trump as well.
He has given more lefties strokes from tds then any other cause. I also suspect he has a hand in cancer.
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Exactly, I experted more of you moXJO, you are falling into the trap of fake news,
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You are starting to become irrational with your statements.
Lets look at this in a more simplistic view (break it down):
1. Is the virus contagious - YES
2. Can it kill people - YES, before you think, yes I understand the demographics, but bear with me
3. Does The Don have it - YES
4. Does he as an infected person follow any of the broad medical views to protect others that might come into contact with it, ie wearing a f---king mask. - NO
Conclusion, keep defending a lier who puts other peoples lives at risk.
No I pointed out the scare campaign on it being a death sentence was exaggerated. I then put up the stats of the death rate by age group.
Sorry, I expect everyone to be at least minimally informed on the subject when I post. Most aren't.
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That is a statement, not proof. He said, she said, who cares, the Don lies, when can you accept that, and puts others life in danger.
Then once you accept it, that he is a child, lets debate whether the Hills is also honest, but last I checked, she does does not have access to the big red button, nucks
Where did I say it was proof?
I said it needed verification.
It was an attempt at removing a sitting US President. And they also bugged a Presidential candidate.
Go back through the thread for my opinions on Trump. I've said it enough. I support policy positions of his as I believe its the right direction.
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So you support a lier, not just a lier, a consistent lier, who also puts other people's wellbeing at risk. YES?NO simple question
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You should be a polly, unable to answer a question, diversion is easy, honesty is far harder.
I support numerous policies that I believe will lead to better outcomes in the future. It is very rare I support one personality.
If you are to lazy to do the minimum of investigating my previous posts on Trump then I'm not going to bother to rehash.
It doesn't which side you support, you will always be in support of a liar.
Umm you have so far called into question stats and facts. And also this diversion from the truth of what I posted.
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Nice, but need to do better, still just a polly.
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You have only provided hearsay, I can get that down at the kindergarten, if it was open in Vic
So I will ask again, gets boring when you ask the same question, and cannot get a reply, you support or believe that someone that consistently lies if of somevalue? YES/NO.
I know it is a simple question, but when you build robust systems, if the start is built on bull****, it doesn't matter how much you polish it, the end is the same.
Waiting for the diversion again.
This is a different question from before.
In this case yes. If someone has the ability to shape policy that is achieving outcomes that stop deaths or are leading in the right direction. Then of course it has value. That doesn't mean I like all the policy. But if its between two liars then I'm not picking on looks.
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From moXJO - " It doesn't matter which side you support, you will always be in support of a liar. "
So which liar do you support?
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In this case, the one that lies least.
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