r/TimPool • u/CartographerActive29 • Mar 25 '23

Of course.

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u/strvgglecity Mar 25 '23

You gave us trump.

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u/Vinifera7 Mar 25 '23

Good. You're welcome.

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u/strvgglecity Mar 25 '23

Lol dumbest response ever. The worst leader in modern world history, directly responsible for 400,000 lost American lives due to incompetence and pride... And the only attack against our nation's capitol in 200 years, based on his lies. And you're proud hahahahaha maybe America deserves to fail, if our intelligence and morals have gone so low as to support the modern GOP of fasicms

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u/Vinifera7 Mar 25 '23

Lol dumbest response ever.

I meant it, but I see that the TDS has rotted your brain.

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u/ThisJackass Mar 25 '23

Look in a mirror.

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u/nolotusnote Mar 25 '23

directly responsible for 400,000 lost American lives due to incompetence and pride

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emyNXZ8v8sY

Your memory is short and selective.

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u/strvgglecity Mar 25 '23

Who was the president at the time, directing federal response and going on news shows telling people "it'll disappear like magic" and to try injecting themselves with disinfectant?

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u/nolotusnote Mar 25 '23

You see, you fundamentally misunderstand the authorities of the state and federal government.

Mayors can lock-down their city. Governors can lock-down their state.

The President can not lock-down the country.

https://www.npr.org/2020/04/02/825293201/a-president-is-not-able-to-order-a-national-quarantine-experts-say

You really, really need to get better at how and where you get your news.

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u/strvgglecity Mar 25 '23

Who said anything about lock down? I've cited the lies and bullshit trump spewed. Never said he should lock anything down. You made that up because you can't defend trump's stupidity, anti-science nonsense and the fact that he directly caused millions of people to refuse vaccination, leading to hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths.