Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "Yahoo Finance" channel.

  1. He never promised this.
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  2. He never promised this.
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  3.  @BaldwinVoice  Nobody said that. They said they would not trust a vaccine based on Trump's word alone, and would require people from the CDC/FDA to verify it. They were worries he would pull a Putin and put out a vaccine that doesn't work in an attempt to sway the election.
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  4. ​@Hawkeye Mods I'm not the one making a claim here. You claimed he made a promise, now you need to back that claim up.
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  5. @Hawkeye Mods Link?
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  6.  @Censortubes  Imagine not giving full context: "If the public health professionals, if Dr Fauci, if the doctors tell us that we should take it I'll be the first in line to take it, absolutely. But if Donald Trump tells us to take it, I'm not taking it." Thanks for showing that you are a vehicle for misinformation while also proving my point about how the narrative has been skewed through selective quotes like this.
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  7.  @KaiserBlade  Oh really. Could you find the video then?
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  8.  @anastasiabeaverhousen9067  So you're abandoning your position and making zero claims?
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  9.  @MrMustangMan  It wasn't 1 of his campaign promises though.
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  10.  @TheNoeticSkeptic702  Then they should just give out their own loans. Match rates to inflation while you're at it. Make it so payments are only due when you are earning over a certain income amount. If you end up never earning a lot you never pay it back.
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  11. He never promised student loan relief. The other 2 just take time.
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  12.  @SirGolfalot-  You're thinking of Edison, and even then he used the work of his own employees, like Tesla. Einstein didn't plagiarise anything.
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  13.  @FirstNameLastName-wt5to  Yes it did, it sharply reduced it. While some vaccinated people can still catch it, there are a high number of people who cannot. That number who cannot get it reduces with each variant. They also get reduced symptoms, which reduces the chance of spreading.
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  14.  @Foxhound3857  Not really, since the vaccines out now fit the old and new definitions of vaccines. People are just stupid.
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  15.  @kennymichaelalanya7134  That's because natural immunity wanes just like vaccine immunity, and studies suggest that people with natural immunity should get vaccinated, else they will more than likely contract covid again.
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  16.  @kennymichaelalanya7134  Yes it does. Your body forgets after a certain amount of time, which varies depending on an individual's immune system. It actually wanes in the exact same way that vaccine immunity does. You can catch the same strains of cold or flu if it's been long enough, the same is true for covid. Covid antibodies have a particularly short memory as well, meaning catching it twice in the same year is more than possible.
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  17.  @kennymichaelalanya7134  So you're saying their natural immunity waned and the virus was able to reactivate within them?
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  18.  @kennymichaelalanya7134  Does it matter? The end result is that your immune system has lost the ability to fight the virus.
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  19. Free speech doesn't mean speech without consequence. And you're right, German companies come down very hard on anti-Semitism.
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