Super-Chevy454
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They memory holed the depression of 1920-21 and the New Deal actually stretched the lifespan of the Great Depression.
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They memory holed the depression of 1920-21 and the New Deal actually stretched the lifespan of the Great Depression.
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I had to unwatch that thread. It went from informative to “jesus, just suck start a shotgun already” levels of “we’re all gonna die, nothing can stop this! Everything is dead, no one will survive! listen for the old black lady in your dreams!” panic.
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I dunno if I want to take sides in this, I mean fuck pissing off the Walking Dude.
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... bill clinton is conservative to these people?
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It's a self-perpetuating maelstrom of stupid bullshit and I hate that thread. At the drop of a hat, everyone forgot that the media loves to cause a panic and they all piled into the clown car to let themselves get dragged along for the ride. I really look forward to a few months passing and nobody even fucking remembering what the Wu Flu was because it seems like everywhere I go someone is panicking about it.
Then you remind them to look outside. See those things over there? They're people and they're not dead. Weird isn't it? It's almost like the Mega Black Death 2 Boogaloo on the TV and all over the internet is actually not indicative of what's happening in reality, where all that most people will even notice is that suddenly toilet paper is harder to find because for some God-forsakenly-fucking retarded reason everyone started stockpiling toilet paper for the New Plague.
If this was an actual plague all of these people would be fucking dead because they're just living in apartments full of toilet paper.
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The worst part is this has happened before.
Remember H1N1 back in '09?
SARS in '02?
I give the Ebola scare in 2014 a bit of leeway because Ebola doesn't fuck around but nothing came of that either.
And yet this time the ChiComs have gone and done it.
Theres no coming back from this one.
The spooky scary Wu Flu is gonna end humanity forever.
The Wu Flu is going to tank the economy worse than 1929.
A Biden Presidency is inevitable.
And that's if CoronaChan hasn't killed Trump by then.
Get a fucking grip people.
I say this as someone who spends a fair bit of time in A&H, the Corona thread is all of A&H's worst tendencies combined into one blackpilled doomer singularity of autism.
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Super-Chevy454
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I agree with Styx who vlogged about Trump and the coronavirus on Bitchute.
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Yes, according to commies. If you ask them, Democrats are considered right-wing, because capitalism.
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Yeah but I don't recall SARS or anything else that came before infecting folks in the political class. I'm hopeful this virus won't be anything close to say the Spanish Influenza, but I don't see any justification to dismiss it outright either.
Edit : On another note, it looks like of all people Gavin Newsom is breaking the conditioning : https://www.theblaze.com/news/calif...rything-i-could-have-hoped-for-on-coronavirus I guess he didn't get the memo that Corona will kill us all and it's Trump's fault.
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I have a quick question.
Trump is shaking hands with people tested positive with the Wuhan virus publicly.
Can you give me a valid reason why or just saying "media hype" or I'm a retard?
Trump is shaking hands with people tested positive with the Wuhan virus publicly.
Can you give me a valid reason why or just saying "media hype" or I'm a retard?
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May you live in interesting times - Wikipedia
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We have all been afflicted by the Chinese Curse.
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Can I just point something out here? Online and irl a lot of people are cheering on Covid-9 and even outright wishing for a pandemic. We've build a society so unpleasant, alienating, and shitty that people would rather root for a killer virus than it's continued existence.
This is something a sane society would try to fix instead of ignore.
This is something a sane society would try to fix instead of ignore.
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So he can infect the old farts in Congress, maybe get Winnie the Pooh.
Maybe the White House has super secret drugs that make him invulnerable to any diseases or sickness.
Maybe the threat is overblown and if you wash your hands properly you're fine.
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I think people like the panic or are so oblivious to common sense that they're willing to eradicate the human race if it'll prove a point.
It's stupidity like that that would cost the human race long term. An epidemic can raise millions based on hysteria and public apathy. Why do you think we have so many wars the past century?
Why even BE AROUND a deadly virus? What about the others? There are people saying wash your hands AS this is happening. Never mind you should ALWAYS practice good hygiene.
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The attitude is nothing new,.it just use to be the religious crazies who were sure the second coming of Jesus would be next Wednesday and this sinful society would be destroyed.
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Creepy Uncle Joe is losing it, hide your AR-14s. Are they really going to try and say with a straight face this is the man they want more than Orange Man Bad? It's an old man's dementia flaring up and one of the early signs is always angry outbursts.
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If that Second Amendment advocate is full of shit concerning Biden's outlined stances on firearms, what does that make Beto?Creepy Uncle Joe is losing it, hide your AR-14s. Are they really going to try and say with a straight face this is the man they want more than Orange Man Bad? It's an old man's dementia flaring up and one of the early signs is always angry outbursts.
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At this point, the left are the new conservatives since they want to conserve the glory days of the Obama days.
For these guys it's not enough, we must push the overton window so hard that Democratic Socialism will be considered Nationalist Socialism.
Makes me wonder how they'll react if they read the Turner Diaries or Evola when he got political
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The Purell presidency: Trump aides learn the president’s real red line
A self-described germaphobe, the 45th president is strictly enforcing proper hygiene inside the White House — and wherever else he goes.
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The Purell presidency: Trump aides learn the president’s real red line
A self-described germaphobe, the 45th president is strictly enforcing proper hygiene inside the White House — and wherever else he goes.
By DANIEL LIPPMAN
07/07/2019 05:01 PM EDT
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He asks visitors if they’d like to wash their hands in a bathroom near the Oval Office.
He’ll send a military doctor to help an aide caught coughing on Air Force One.
And the first thing he often tells his body man upon entering the Beast after shaking countless hands at campaign events: “Give me the stuff” — an immediate squirt of Purell.
Two and a half years into his term, President Donald Trump is solidifying his standing as the most germ-conscious man to ever lead the free world. His aversion shows up in meetings at the White House, on the campaign trail and at 30,000 feet. And everyone close to Trump knows the president’s true red line.
“If you’re the perpetrator of a cough or of a sneeze or any kind of thing that makes you look sick, you get that look,” said a former Trump campaign official. “You get the scowl. You get the response of — he’ll put a hand up in a gesture of, you should be backing away from him, you should be more considerate and you should extricate yourself from the situation.”
The president’s admitted germaphobia has been a fixture throughout his career — from real-estate deal rooms to casino floors — and it’s now popping up in more public ways. It could create another round of tactile challenges as Trump launches his 2020 campaign, during which he might try to steer visitors toward his signature thumbs-up selfies and away from handshakes for the next 16 months.
The president’s hatred of involuntary bacterial emissions burst into the open last month when his acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, started coughing in the Oval Office while ABC’s George Stephanopoulos was interviewing Trump. “I don’t like that, you know. I don’t like that. If you’re going to cough, please, leave the room,” Trump said before shaking his head.
President Donald Trump's admitted anti-germ obsession has been a fixture throughout his career. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
White House aides have said the president is simply displaying common sense: Trump keeping his hands clean is a good way to avoid getting him, or his staff, sick.
Indeed, many presidents have sought to avoid germs, using hand sanitizer and taking other precautions after shaking many hands over the course of a day. But Trump often takes the practice to an extreme.
White House staffers know that if they’re visibly sick or sound hoarse, they must steer clear of a president who doesn’t want to be around anyone who’s under the weather.
“It was serious that you shouldn’t spend much time in front of the president [if you were sick] because he would be extremely annoyed by that,” someone close to the White House said. “He doesn’t want to get sick. ... Everyone understood that if you were sick or sounded sick, your involvement in front of the president should be extremely limited.”
Sniffling staffers have been told they should take a break to drink some tea or otherwise get cleared up before going into the Oval Office, this person said.
Trump has a long history of germaphobia, which has sometimes hurt his business. Jack O’Donnell, a former president of the Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City, N.J., recalled how Trump didn’t do well with some customers in the late 1980s — because he hated shaking their hands.
“Customers wanted to be around him and they didn’t understand when he didn’t shake their hand,” he said. “They would be like, ‘What a rude guy. I put my hand out, and he turned it down.’
“People would approach him as he’d walk through the casino to get to the offices and he hated that they touched him,” O’Donnell said. “He was always that way.”
Trump has even admitted that his germaphobia “could be a psychological problem,” as he told Howard Stern during a 1993 interview in which he also said he washes his hands “as many times as possible” during the day. He also told Stern in 2007 that he was even afraid of his own child — Barron Trump was a baby at the time — when he became sick.
“When he has a cold, I just keep him away from me,” he said, and then laughed with Stern.
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On the 2016 campaign trail, new staffers were told not to cough or sneeze if they were in a room with Trump, said a former campaign staffer, who added that Trump and germs became a running joke among staffers. “We were surprised that somebody who had such an issue with germs would ultimately run because you have to shake so many hands,” the former staffer said.
During the campaign, then-spokeswoman Hope Hicks often offered Purell to Trump — and he made frequent use of it, according to a former campaign official.
More recently, Trump has used his germaphobia advantageously — as a shield to rebut salacious, unverified “golden shower” claims about his alleged 2013 behavior at the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow.
During the presidential transition, right after BuzzFeed published the so-called Trump–Russia dossier — produced by former British spy Christopher Steele — that included those allegations about Trump’s conduct in Moscow, Trump said at a combative news conference: “Does anyone really believe that story? I’m also very much of a germaphobe, by the way, believe me.”
He hasn’t changed much as president, even with a very public job that entails him meeting people throughout the day, including world leaders who he must treat respectfully in diplomatic dealings. But even when guests he knows come to the Oval Office, Trump sometimes hesitates to initiate a handshake, leading people to extend their hands to get one.
“When you’ve been around this guy a lot, you know how it’s going to go. You’re in there and somebody will walk in and put their hand out and you’re just thinking to yourself, ‘Uh, that’s a mistake,’” a former campaign official said.
Although his love for fast food and soda is widely known, Trump religiously follows protocols from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on one aspect of his health: Washing his hands before eating, according to someone who has seen him do that multiple times. In the Trump White House, dining room attendants often bring out sanitary hand wipes along with dinner for the president.
A stash of Purell is kept outside the Oval Office. During the photo lines at White House Christmas parties, Trump likes to use hand sanitizer in between shaking people’s hands, according to a former White House staffer.
Trump’s personal aide, or “body man,” carries a bottle of hand sanitizer at all times. Before Trump eats or after shaking hands during meet-and-greets, Trump sticks out his hand to get a squirt of it, according to a former White House official.
Trump’s germaphobia has created challenges up in the air. Even though Air Force One is a state-of-the-art aircraft, it’s still a metal tube in the sky — a prime vector for germs due to the number of people moving through tight quarters. White House staffers avoid going near the president — and some have avoided even going on trips — if they have a cold.
And when someone coughs or sneezes in Trump’s presence on Air Force One, he’s been known to quickly assume the worst. “Are you sick?” he has asked, according to the person close to the White House.
In July 2017, during Anthony Scaramucci’s brief White House tenure, the communications director had a sore throat and was coughing on an Air Force One flight to Ohio. Trump noticed and told Ronny Jackson, the White House physician at the time, that Scaramucci wasn’t feeling well and ordered him to go check him out.
Plenty of aides have joked that Trump is a germaphobe, Scaramucci said. But even more, Scaramucci added, “He’s a ballbuster."
"If you’re standing by him, and you’re going to look at something on his desk, and you lick your index finger to open the thing to try to catch an edge on the paper, he’ll smack your hand and be like ‘What are you, disgusting?’” Scaramucci said.
Former communications director Anthony Scaramucci had a sore throat and was coughing. Trump noticed and ordered the White House physician to check him out. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
Some Trump aides have said they think Trump is now in on the joke himself — at least with some senior officials.
In the Oval Office in 2017, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue coughed in a meeting and Trump was “all grossed out, but it was more joking rather than angry,” said one former senior administration official with knowledge of the incident. “He was like, ‘Ahh, you’re going to get me sick, move back.’ He kind of yelled at him, like, ‘You’re going to get me sick!’”
Trump’s germaphobia can even help end intense internal arguments. After the 2016 campaign, Trump heard about a report that showed the Trump campaign had paid almost $94 million to Giles-Parscale, the company of its digital media director, Brad Parscale. Trump came down to the campaign headquarters on the 14th floor of Trump Tower to dress down Parscale, according to a campaign official familiar with the events and another person familiar with the episode. Trump demanded Parscale tell him where his money went, why so much money went through his account and how much of it he was keeping for himself.
David Bossie, who was deputy campaign manager in 2016, inserted himself on Parscale’s side and said the money was mostly used to pay for digital advertising and was a standard part of a campaign. Kellyanne Conway, who had been campaign manager, made similar points but then she coughed — causing Trump to go “nuts” and soon leave the area, according to one of the people.
At that, the argument was over, shortened by the distraction of Conway’s cough.
TL;DR Fred Trump lived through the Spanish Flu of 1919, Don was born in the '40's, there's exactly zero chance Don grew up without hearing about the pandemic of '19 from dozens to hundreds of people.
I bet Trump is a shareholder in Purell.
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I will make a bet right now Joe isn't even going to make it to election day.