Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Tim Walz shows the decency during medical emergency that Trump never could" video.

  1.  @Zetirix  No report on what the medical emergency was. Newsweek reached out to local doctors: nothing. There was apparently a medic on site though, who Donny called "incredible." But no word on what actually happened. There's video of it. DonDon didn't call for water or care to be given. He didn't ask for someone to help. But he did stop speaking, and watched whatever was happening, which the camera didn't show. DonDon definitely didn't show any empathy: maybe a slight curiosity.
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  2.  @DaleHartley  There is one example, in Greensboro, NC on March 2. There's video taken during his rally. No report on what the medical emergency was. Newsweek reached out to local doctors: nothing. There was apparently a medic on site though, who Donny called "incredible." But no word on what actually happened. DonDon didn't call for water or care to be given. He didn't ask for someone to help. But he did stop speaking, and watched whatever was happening, which the camera didn't show.
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  3.  @DaleHartley  Exactly, he showed no empathy.
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  4.  @Zetirix  No report on what the medical emergency was. Newsweek reached out to local doctors: nothing. There was apparently a medic on site though, who Donny called "incredible." But no word on what actually happened. There's video of it. DonDon didn't call for water or care to be given. He didn't ask for someone to help. But he did stop speaking, and watched whatever was happening, which the camera didn't show.
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  5. I agree with all that, except he is human. Empathy is not a requirement for being human.
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  6.  @Zetirix  No report on what the medical emergency was. Newsweek reached out to local doctors: nothing. There was apparently a medic on site though, who Donny called "incredible." But no word on what actually happened. There's video of him stopping mid-speech. DonDon didn't call for water or care to be given. He didn't ask for someone to help. But he did stop speaking, and watched whatever was happening, which the camera didn't show.
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  7. JP Mandel is human, dude. Empathy is not a requirement for humanity. You should be thankful it isn't. :)
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  8.  @mort8143  No, but, depending on the book, you can think about that morality some. Nothing wrong with that. You can actively ponder it, while reading parables about morality.
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