notobtuse wrote: » Didn't you know ANYTHING not fitting into the Leftist lexicon is classified as either racist, homophobic or xenophobic.
notobtuse wrote: » I saw the briefing. Trump, many times, kept asking the science team if he was right in what he was saying on a number of things. If he was speaking incorrectly on a subject you think the team would tell him when he asked, and not have to correct it later.
Carfacemandog wrote: » Why would Trump surround himself with such dangerously incompetent people? Wasn't he only going to hire 'the best people'?
Brian? wrote: » You don't understand what left wing is, if this is what you believe.
Quin_Dub wrote: » So - Given the available evidence regarding income inequality , availability of affordable healthcare , The state of the environment and the general status of women and minorities in the US today , which viewpoint seems more likely to be accurate?
MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: » The stark difference between a leader and a many times failed businessman..
Silentcorner wrote: » Not all hero's wear capes.... Varadkar wouldn't last a month in the private sector...he is a career politician probably headed for a plum role in Brussels after this....he is a polished administrator, at best!!!!
ohnonotgmail wrote: » unlike trump who couldnt borrow from american banks because of his terrible credit history and is an awful administrator.
notobtuse wrote: » So Trump suggested it would be “interesting to check” whether a disinfectant injection could help combat coronavirus, and said researchers were looking at the effects of disinfectants on Covid-19. [B[And the headline from the Independent is… ‘Under no circumstances administer into human body’: Dettol tells people not to follow Trump’s ‘dangerous’ recommendation.[/b] Huh? The job of the president is to report and provide optimism. If something might show potential promise, and is being researched, why not pass that information on? So this media entity thinks the president saying something would be interesting to check on and that researchers were already looking at it, is the same as a recommendation? I DON’T THINK SO! Perhaps Dettol should come up with some type of disinfectant to eliminate Trump Derangement Syndrome that this news site could use.
Silentcorner wrote: » Right...you know more than I do about his career....fair play to you...
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » So the manufacturer of Dettol and Lysol feel they have to warn people that under no circumstances should they inject or inject their products. They have done this because of Trumps idiotic comments last night yet here you are STILL defending him :pac:
notobtuse wrote: » So Trump suggested it would be “interesting to check” whether a disinfectant injection could help combat coronavirus, and said researchers were looking at the effects of disinfectants on Covid-19. And the headline from the Independent is… ‘Under no circumstances administer into human body’: Dettol tells people not to follow Trump’s ‘dangerous’ recommendation. Huh? The job of the president is to report and provide optimism. If something might show potential promise, and is being researched, why not pass that information on? So this media entity thinks the president saying something would be interesting to check on and that researchers were already looking at it, is the same as a recommendation? I DON’T THINK SO! Perhaps Dettol should come up with some type of disinfectant to eliminate Trump Derangement Syndrome that this news site could use.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » the man who bankrupted a casino. has a history of stiffing his contractors. has a history of not repaying loans. great guy
Silentcorner wrote: » Not all hero's wear capes.... Varadkar wouldn't last a month in the private sector...he is a career politician probably headed for a plum role in Brussels after this....he is a polished administrator, at best!!!!...he is no leader, he managed to lead his party to a disaster in his only election....barely scraped in himself.
Silentcorner wrote: » It's impressive that you know so much but why are you telling me...I'm Irish I can't vote for him....in fact as an Irish man he is a threat to American FDI in this country which we are heavily dependent on....because we can't build indigenous companies of our own in any meaningful way...because our leaders more often than not are merely administrators....who between them have created on of the most geographically imbalanced and heavily indebted economies in the OECD...because of our inability to elect leaders we live in a very dysfunctional country once you scrape beneath the veneer of normality.
kilns wrote: » And trump can? If he invested the money his father gave him in the s&p500 he would be richer today. Says all you need to know his business sense. A tiny desperate company would not even let him be their ceo as they’d know where it would go.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » and what does that have to do with trump being a terrible businessman and an even worse administrator?
Silentcorner wrote: » For what it is worth...I have no time for his personality, he strikes me as a crass reality tv star...and the fact that he is a reality tv star, I'd imagine he is no where near as successful as he likes to present....remember our own TV Dragons, most of them didn't have a pot to piss in... But...he managed to get elected first time out to the highest position on the world...now, maybe, just maybe, he is not as thick as he seems.... And maybe, just maybe, the fact that he followed a number of completely ineffectual presidents allows him make changes that have a very real impact in the lives of ordinary Americans....and maybe, those ordinary Americans are willing to vote for him again... Maybe, just maybe, you are suffering from Trump derangement syndrome...if the only reason you can think of to reason why a reality tv star like Trump got elected is to assume that 60 million Americans are thick then you need must think that Irish people including you are the stupidest people on this plant based on who we elect.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » nah. we're not thick enough to elect an idiot like trump. and he is an idiot. inject people with disinfectant and use strong light to kill coronovirus? the words of a real genius. if somebody said that to you in the pub you would call them a feckin eejit and go talk to somebody else.
Silentcorner wrote: » Hold yourself to the same standard you hold others...take a long hard look at the state of us and you won't feel so smug...we are looking at a FF led Government, one of the most corrupt political parties in the EU... Trump is like a guy who is desperate to sell hope to people facing an economic catastrophy not of his making and is making a bags of it...he is unscripted therefore unpolished and maybe that is a hanging offense maybe not...not everyone feels the need to be spoon fed by a polished orator....
notobtuse wrote: » LOL... Last week your side was exclaiming 'Trump needs to listen to his science advisors!' This week they're incompetent. What will it be next week?
kilns wrote: » As Kevin Bridges said he is like that guy in the pubs that goes on and on talking nonsense and you just move away eventually tapping him on the shoulder saying you have a good night mate (bridges delivers it better than me ha ha)
kilns wrote: » Maybe just maybe presidents that went before inplemented policies that have a longer term benefit to the US people and maybe just maybe they didn’t try to divide a country And maybe just maybe someone who uses the phrase Trump derangement syndrome in their arguments is a bit short on intelligence
ohnonotgmail wrote: » the lengths some people will go to to defend somebody doing a job they are totally incapable of is astounding.
