The Smartest Virus Commentary - By Me

[ok doser]

Correct, we were. No longer though. A country is only as great as it’s leader.

And we suffered through 8 years of mismanagement at the hands of the Magic Negro

Trump's worked wonders in his first three years, in putting us back on the path to being great again.

Five more years and the horribly short-sighted experiment of our affirmative action president should be a dim memory.

 

[chair]

Oh I almost forgot the most important person of all, the left-wing liberal loon idiot from England who gave Hitler everything he wanted and a nice little Head Start into World War II:

Neville Chamberlain

This guy is a loser with a capital L! Could you imagine visiting Hitler and giving him countries that aren't even yours? What a dope. It's the same thing today: Back then liberal Englishmen were afraid of offending fascist Germans and today they're afraid of offending fascist Muslims. They've even given London to a Muslim now.

And then after Hitler invaded Poland what did the English do then? Nothing. Nothing at all. Worthless crappy so-called allies.

When France was invaded, then the English finally decided to get off their lazy duffs and do something, but of course they lost like the losers they are and had to run away across English Channel. Then America had to step in and save their but the rest of the way. There is your history of England in World War II.

Yes, Chamberlain made things much worse, but your ignorance of the historical background is showing again. The historical background is WW1. And "running away across the channel" was the right military thing to do at the time- but of course, you'd need to know some details of history to know that. Though I'll grant you that you did notice that the US didn't get into the war until they were absolutely forced to.

What counts today are the wise efforts of today- not the heroics of the past. You sound like some Brit in the 1940's boasting about the British Empire,

Note: I am very proud of what the people of the US (where I was born and grew up) did in WW2. My father's generation. But there is more to history than patting yourself on the back and knocking everybody else. And none if it will do you any good if you behave like a Chamberlain today regarding the Corona virus, instead of like a Churchill (Winston- not Mad Jack).

 

[ok doser]

Yes, Chamberlain made things much worse, but your ignorance of the historical background is showing again. The historical background is WW1. And "running away across the channel" was the right military thing to do at the time- but of course, you'd need to know some details of history to know that. Though I'll grant you that you did notice that the US didn't get into the war until they were absolutely forced to.

What counts today are the wise efforts of today- not the heroics of the past. You sound like some Brit in the 1940's boasting about the British Empire,

Note: I am very proud of what the people of the US (where I was born and grew up) did in WW2. My father's generation. But there is more to history than patting yourself on the back and knocking everybody else. And none if it will do you any good if you behave like a Chamberlain today regarding the Corona virus, instead of like a Churchill (Winston- not Mad Jack).

I assume she was referring to the evacuation of Dunkirk.

 

[ok doser]

And she misses the fact, as do many Americans, that it was Chamberlain who declared war on Germany, not Churchill.

 

[ok doser]

... countries that aren't even yours?

Countries that had been largely invented twenty years prior - it's worth understanding this, as it still has geopolitical significance - Ukraine, Poland, the Baltic states, including NSF, especially F

We think today of these as states that have always existed where they are, but tisn't so.

And the Bear is always hungry.

 

[Jonahdog]

And we suffered through 8 years of mismanagement at the hands of the Magic Negro

Trump's worked wonders in his first three years, in putting us back on the path to being great again.

Five more years and the horribly short-sighted experiment of our affirmative action president should be a dim memory.

I note we had a bull stock market for 11 years. Hmmm, how many of those under Obama?
the rest of the world thinks Trump is a joke. His ignorance, need for everyone to pay homage (remember that first cabinet meeting when he required everyone, one at a time, like introducing yourself in class---better yet, at a 12 step meeting, to bow to him and describe what a great and wonderful "man" he was?) wold be funny if he were still on reality TV (#notreality) but this is reality. he is a con man, a huckster. He is only concerned about himself, well maybe Ivanka, but no one else.

 

[ok doser]

... the rest of the world thinks Trump is a joke.

the rest of the world applauded the decision by the retards in Stockholm to give Obama the Nobel Peace Prize for doing nothing

Like much of America, much of "the rest of the world" is dumber than dirt

 

[Trump Gurl]

... largely by Hitler's foolish decision to attack his ally to the east

It is true that the argument can be made that Hitler lost the war himself by a series of blunders. But that does not change the fact that America won the war and that our allies were dolts. France was even a collaborator.

Originally posted by chair View Post
Yes! You Were Great!

Correct, we were. No longer though

Thanks to people like you who vote for socialists and baby murderers.

And we suffered through 8 years of mismanagement at the hands of the Magic Negro

Trump's worked wonders in his first three years, in putting us back on the path to being great again.

Five more years and the horribly short-sighted experiment of our affirmative action president should be a dim memory.

Correct.

Yes, Chamberlain made things much worse, but your ignorance of the historical background is showing again

Did you see post #28?
"The Brits tried to keep the Jews down after WWII, and were almost as hateful to the Jews as Hitler was, without the camps and gas chambers. Brits embraced the Muslim clerics who had cozied up to Hitler and tried to thwart Jewish independence. That's a whole other reason the the Brits are frauds.

For an Israeli you sure seem to staunchly defend the same antisemites who fought against your interests pretty hard.

What counts today are the wise efforts of today- not the heroics of the past. You sound like some Brit in the 1940's boasting about the British Empire,

Not really, because TODAY we are still the preeminent super power, TODAY, not in the past. Despite the fake news media being full of negativity every day, we are a colossus, economically and militarily. And today in many ways were are a superior society to what we were in WWII. So while I celebrate our greatness of the past, and while I point out what crappy loser allies we had in the war, my boast is of today.

And by the way: I am a big supporter of Israel. But after hearing you, it sounds like Israel has another thing in common with America: Many of our own citizens are idiots.

I assume she was referring to the evacuation of Dunkirk.

Yes.

And she misses the fact, as do many Americans, that it was Chamberlain who declared war on Germany, not Churchill.

I didn't miss it. Its just meaningless since it was hollow. When England declared war they never fired a shot.

The Phoney War was an eight-month period at the start of World War II, during which there was only one limited military land operation on the Western Front, when French troops invaded Germany's Saar district. Wikipedia

I note we had a bull stock market for 11 years. Hmmm, how many of those under Obama?

LOL. Who cares. That has nothing to do with jobs or GDP.

the rest of the world thinks Trump is a joke

Only "A Joke" would care.

 

[Trump Gurl]

[h=1]Gutfeld on the media's prison of two ideas[/h]

 

[Jonahdog]

the rest of the world applauded the decision by the retards in Stockholm to give Obama the Nobel Peace Prize for doing nothing

Like much of America, much of "the rest of the world" is dumber than dirt

But no comment on the bull market, hunh.

 

[Trump Gurl]

The best commentary I have heard on what to do next was from... ...me. :chuckle: I posted it in another thread and decided to give it its own thread.

I applied my thoughts to this last night for a while, and I came up with what I believe to be the correct answer on how to move forward.

President Trump needs to strike a balance now, between the risk of the virus and the need of the country to move forward. That is where we are at now. Continued isolation will destroy the economy, the country, and many lives, especially of lower income families. We are now at a point where we must accept the risk and move on with life. Allow me to give you an example:

Regarding motor vehicles: In 2010 in the USA, there were an estimated 5,419,000 crashes, 30,296 deadly, killing 32,999, and injuring 2,239,000. About 2,000 children under 16 die every year in traffic collisions. Records indicate that there were 3,613,732 motor vehicle fatalities in the United States from 1899 to 2013.

As a country we now accept that we must have so many deaths a year using automobiles. Now certainly we could stop all automobile deaths by ordering no more automobiles to be allowed on the road. If we focus narrowly on that one single goal then we could achieve it by just not allowing any more motor vehicles to run. But of course that would destroy the economy and the country. Therefore as a nation we have come to accept the fact that the risk of vehicle deaths is outweighed the need of the country to deliver goods and the need of people to get to work.

This virus situation is no different. We are now at a point where the danger to the people from The Cure is worse than the danger from the virus! We are now at a point where America must get back to work and accept the risks of the virus the same way we accept the risks from all other diseases, or car accidents, or plane accidents, slipping in the shower, and any number of risks that we take every day just by living life.

This is what President Trump is faced with. He must make a decision and I am sure he will make the right one. Sadly there are millions of little worms and pieces of garbage on the sidelines waiting to take him down and attack him for whatever decision he makes. And of course if he makes no decision they will attack him for that too as well as attack him for the resulting destroyed economy.

Speaking for myself I am ready to take the risk that comes with the existence of the virus and move on with life. I take a risk everyday getting in my car, I take a risk everyday getting in the shower, I take a risk everyday that I could catch any number of diseases. It's time to get back to work and let the medical community continue its good work to lessen and lesson the deaths caused by this as they do the deaths caused by all other diseases.

And that is my comment, the smartest one people will hear by the way.

Did a Google search.
Still the smartest.

 

[ok doser]

But no comment on the bull market, hunh.

nah, haven't researched it so I'll pass on opining about it

 

[chair]

Don't talk down to me.

Anybody who calls their thread " the smartest virus commentary by me" deserves a lot worse.

I know all of that, and none of that changes what I said: "we are superior to your other two examples. AND we are here, now"

We are here now and they are not. We are superior to what they were because they basically enslaved nations and made people hate them, and their technology was crap. We lift nations up and provide Liberty, technology, food, and all the rest. We feed the world. We connect the world. All the Brits did was enslave people. We are a beacon and light of freedom, and your old rotten empire was a symbol of oppression.

They were also there, now. But "now" was in the past.

So yes, are are superior to them in every way.

You are perfect, and wonderful, and will last forever and ever. A little humility might be a good thing. And making wise decisions might make the US last longer as a world power.

I know plenty about Rome, from pre-historical and early Rome, to the days of the Republic, to the days of the Caesars, to the end at the hands of the barbarians.

That's my name, don't wear it out.

No, but I can predict what will happen to the economy if we stay locked up too long like cowardly Brits. I choose to be free and take my chances.

Brits spent too many centuries ruled by kings and lords as willing slaves, scared rabbits, wanting to be told what to do. We are pioneers who prefer liberty and freedom, and the danger that comes with it.

That's why we toasted their sorry rears in the revolutionary war and sent them home crying. That's why we had to rescue them from Hitler, and protect them from the Soviets.

In the meantime, the hospitals in NY are collapsing under the strain, and those Chinese (who have some very negative things going on. They are Not Nice) are pulling out of it.

 

[Trump Gurl]

You are perfect, and wonderful, and will last forever and ever

Now you are just being a jerk. I never said any of those things.

Go ahead and defend them, despite the antisemitic way they tried to oppress you right after WWII. It makes no difference to me.

 

[chair]

For an Israeli you sure seem to staunchly defend the same antisemites who fought against your interests pretty hard.

I am not playing some adolescent game of "who's better". The Brits have a lot to answer for. As does just about everybody. I'm trying to get you to understand that a glorious past isn't enough to make a nation great. Nor is idle boasting. You need to buckle down and do what has to be done.

 

[chair]

Now you are just being a jerk. I never said any of those things.

Go ahead and defend them, despite the antisemitic way they tried to oppress you right after WWII. It makes no difference to me.

The Brits are mixed bag, like everyone else. Trying to equate them with the Nazis is pathetic.

 

[Trump Gurl]

The Brits are mixed bag, like everyone else. Trying to equate them with the Nazis is pathetic.

The word "Nazi" never crossed my lips you fraud.

The Brits like all Europeans were and still are highly antisemitic.

The United States benevolence is the only reason that Israel even still exists. Instead of acting like a tool maybe you should just say Thank You.

 

[Trump Gurl]

Back to the actual subject:

President Trump needs to strike a balance now, between the risk of the virus and the need of the country to move forward. That is where we are at now. Continued isolation will destroy the economy, the country, and many lives, especially of lower income families. We are now at a point where we must accept the risk and move on with life. Allow me to give you an example:

Regarding motor vehicles: In 2010 in the USA, there were an estimated 5,419,000 crashes, 30,296 deadly, killing 32,999, and injuring 2,239,000. About 2,000 children under 16 die every year in traffic collisions. Records indicate that there were 3,613,732 motor vehicle fatalities in the United States from 1899 to 2013.

As a country we now accept that we must have so many deaths a year using automobiles. Now certainly we could stop all automobile deaths by ordering no more automobiles to be allowed on the road. If we focus narrowly on that one single goal then we could achieve it by just not allowing any more motor vehicles to run. But of course that would destroy the economy and the country. Therefore as a nation we have come to accept the fact that the risk of vehicle deaths is outweighed the need of the country to deliver goods and the need of people to get to work.

This virus situation is no different. We are now at a point where the danger to the people from The Cure is worse than the danger from the virus! We are now at a point where America must get back to work and accept the risks of the virus the same way we accept the risks from all other diseases, or car accidents, or plane accidents, slipping in the shower, and any number of risks that we take every day just by living life.

This is what President Trump is faced with. He must make a decision and I am sure he will make the right one. Sadly there are millions of little worms and pieces of garbage on the sidelines waiting to take him down and attack him for whatever decision he makes. And of course if he makes no decision they will attack him for that too as well as attack him for the resulting destroyed economy.

Speaking for myself I am ready to take the risk that comes with the existence of the virus and move on with life. I take a risk everyday getting in my car, I take a risk everyday getting in the shower, I take a risk everyday that I could catch any number of diseases. It's time to get back to work and let the medical community continue its good work to lessen and lesson the deaths caused by this as they do the deaths caused by all other diseases.

 

[chair]

The word "Nazi" never crossed my lips you fraud.

I stand corrected.

...The Brits tried to keep the Jews down after WWII, and were almost as hateful to the Jews as Hitler was, without the camps and gas chambers. Brits embraced the Muslim clerics who had cozied up to Hitler and tried to thwart Jewish independence. That's a whole other reason the the Brits are frauds.

I'll bet you didn't think I would know stuff like that did you.

The Brits like all Europeans were and still are highly antisemitic.

The United States benevolence is the only reason that Israel even still exists. Instead of acting like a tool maybe you should just say Thank You.

The US has been good to it's Jews. Much more than Christian Europe has generally been. And I am very very thankful for the US support of Israel. Which is why I want the US to remain strong, and not make mistakes due to hubris or lack of leadership. I am very concerned about what is happening in the US.

 

[Trump Gurl]

Back to the actual subject:

President Trump needs to strike a balance now, between the risk of the virus and the need of the country to move forward. That is where we are at now. Continued isolation will destroy the economy, the country, and many lives, especially of lower income families. We are now at a point where we must accept the risk and move on with life. Allow me to give you an example:

Regarding motor vehicles: In 2010 in the USA, there were an estimated 5,419,000 crashes, 30,296 deadly, killing 32,999, and injuring 2,239,000. About 2,000 children under 16 die every year in traffic collisions. Records indicate that there were 3,613,732 motor vehicle fatalities in the United States from 1899 to 2013.

As a country we now accept that we must have so many deaths a year using automobiles. Now certainly we could stop all automobile deaths by ordering no more automobiles to be allowed on the road. If we focus narrowly on that one single goal then we could achieve it by just not allowing any more motor vehicles to run. But of course that would destroy the economy and the country. Therefore as a nation we have come to accept the fact that the risk of vehicle deaths is outweighed the need of the country to deliver goods and the need of people to get to work.

This virus situation is no different. We are now at a point where the danger to the people from The Cure is worse than the danger from the virus! We are now at a point where America must get back to work and accept the risks of the virus the same way we accept the risks from all other diseases, or car accidents, or plane accidents, slipping in the shower, and any number of risks that we take every day just by living life.

This is what President Trump is faced with. He must make a decision and I am sure he will make the right one. Sadly there are millions of little worms and pieces of garbage on the sidelines waiting to take him down and attack him for whatever decision he makes. And of course if he makes no decision they will attack him for that too as well as attack him for the resulting destroyed economy.

Speaking for myself I am ready to take the risk that comes with the existence of the virus and move on with life. I take a risk everyday getting in my car, I take a risk everyday getting in the shower, I take a risk everyday that I could catch any number of diseases. It's time to get back to work and let the medical community continue its good work to lessen and lesson the deaths caused by this as they do the deaths caused by all other diseases.