Again, you're projecting what you think people's intentions were into their posts. This is an important news worthy event, not some "tee-hee, I hope she suffers" personally gleeful situation.
I take into account a long history of thw posters postings. Im not wrong about my assumption.twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 4:24 pmAgain, you're projecting what you think people's intentions were into their posts. This is an important news worthy event, not some "tee-hee, I hope she suffers" personally gleeful situation.
This woman is a key player in Trump's campaign and has been at both his rally in Tulsa as well as Arizona. She is one of the high profile campaign staffers charged with meeting big dollar donors and has likely come in contact with a lot of people.
Gotta call BS on this one coach.twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 4:24 pmAgain, you're projecting what you think people's intentions were into their posts. This is an important news worthy event, not some "tee-hee, I hope she suffers" personally gleeful situation.
This woman is a key player in Trump's campaign and has been at both his rally in Tulsa as well as Arizona. She is one of the high profile campaign staffers charged with meeting big dollar donors and has likely come in contact with a lot of people.
The infatuation is scary at this point...TDub wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 6:01 pmI take into account a long history of thw posters postings. Im not wrong about my assumption.twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 4:24 pmAgain, you're projecting what you think people's intentions were into their posts. This is an important news worthy event, not some "tee-hee, I hope she suffers" personally gleeful situation.
This woman is a key player in Trump's campaign and has been at both his rally in Tulsa as well as Arizona. She is one of the high profile campaign staffers charged with meeting big dollar donors and has likely come in contact with a lot of people.
Good article, thanks. We are out in Summit County, CO this week and virtually everyone here is wearing masks in all public spaces. Stores will not allow you to walk in without one. If the bulk of the country was using this level of requirement, I think we'd be out of this nightmare much quicker.IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 8:04 am Not numbers but a good article about how this is spreading...
https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/cor ... 1e3fe.html
And, this sums up why although ‘wishing’ the virus anyone specific definitely seems morally insidious, if it’s the only way that these people will change their minds in what seems to be easy ‘helps’ to the situation at hand, then it’s not necessarily evil to hope that certain people in power do contract the virus so their perspective will change, and along with it, the prospective perspective of many many others.
If one that influences thousands gets it and influences behavior of others to a scenario which would scientifically reduce infection, doesn’t the situation improve?
Maybe if its a bad case. I know people who have said its no big deal yadda yadda. Got it. Had a minor case with mild symptoms who now say "see! It wasnt wven as bad as the flu!" Not even a head cold.Gqcolorado wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 11:13 amIf one that influences thousands gets it and influences behavior of others to a scenario which would scientifically reduce infection, doesn’t the situation improve?
And if no pother circumstance would change this one’s thinking to help influence the thinking of so many others, is them getting this that bad of a thing? Especially if other arguments this person might be using are actually anywhere near true (see: 99% ‘no big deal)
