Comments by "Darlene" (@darlene2709) on "Queen City News" channel.

  1. You're obviously not one of the over one million Americans who died from COVID-19.
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  2. This quote is from someone who downplayed the pandemic and promoted ridiculous treatments during his time in office. He changed his tune when he realized that his unvaccinated followers were dying from COVID-19. "The vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind,” Trump said. “I came up with a vaccine — with three vaccines — all are very, very good … in less than nine months. It was supposed to take five to 12 years.” “And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected," Trump went on. "The results of the vaccine are very good. And if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take their vaccine. The vaccine worked, but some people aren’t taking it,” he said. “The ones that get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones who don’t take their vaccine.”
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  3. This quote is from someone who downplayed the pandemic and promoted ridiculous treatments during his time in office. He changed his tune when he realized that his gullible unvaccinated followers were dying from COVID-19. "The vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind,” Trump said. “I came up with a vaccine — with three vaccines — all are very, very good … in less than nine months. It was supposed to take five to 12 years.” “And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected," Trump went on. "The results of the vaccine are very good. And if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take their vaccine. The vaccine worked, but some people aren’t taking it,” he said. “The ones that get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones who don’t take their vaccine.”
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  4.  @TraditonalUSA  Does that include Sheri Tenpenny. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  5.  @TraditonalUSA  Someone who believes that they are pure blooded because they are not vaccinated would not accept blood from the vaccinated population. Since most of the population is vaccinated, most of the blood contains whatever you think is in the vaccines. That is how it works for Jehovah's Witnesses but in their case it's for a religious objection.
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  6.  @TraditonalUSA  As far as I know, no one is stuck to their refrigerator.
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  7. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  8. It's a virus. There's a new flu vaccine every year.
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  9. Anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers should be held accountable. Same goes for conspiracy theorists and those who spread misinformation.
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  10. "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.” “I encourage people to take it, I do,” Trump said of Covid-19 vaccines, adding that he was immunized. Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump received the vaccine in January behind closed doors, unlike Joe Biden and other former presidents." Forbes
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  11. That would be the conspiracy of all time. Every country would have had to be in on it. What are the chances?
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  12. This quote is from someone who downplayed the pandemic and promoted ridiculous treatments during his time in office. He changed his tune when he realized that his unvaccinated followers were dying from COVID-19. "The vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind,” Trump said. “I came up with a vaccine — with three vaccines — all are very, very good … in less than nine months. It was supposed to take five to 12 years.” “And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected," Trump went on. "The results of the vaccine are very good. And if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take their vaccine. The vaccine worked, but some people aren’t taking it,” he said. “The ones that get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones who don’t take their vaccine.”
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  13. How gullible would you need to be to fall for this? Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized. As far as I know, no one is stuck to their refrigerator.
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  14. This quote is from someone who downplayed the pandemic and promoted ridiculous treatments while he was in office. He changed his tune when he realized that his unvaccinated followers were dying from COVID-19. "The vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind,” Trump said. “I came up with a vaccine — with three vaccines — all are very, very good … in less than nine months. It was supposed to take five to 12 years.” “And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected," Trump went on. "The results of the vaccine are very good. And if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take their vaccine. The vaccine worked, but some people aren’t taking it,” he said. “The ones that get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones who don’t take their vaccine.”
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  15. "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.”
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  16. Anyone who believes this is gullible. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  17. "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.”
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  18. The red wave may have happened if not for all the unvaccinated dead Republicans. "A brief and in no way conclusive list of the ways Donald Trump reportedly made the COVID-19 situation worse in the U.S. includes but is in no way limited to: Ignoring early warnings in January and February about the seriousness of the virus; Actively lying to the public about how dangerous it was; Listening to his idiot son-in-law, who decided the whole thing wasn’t a “health reality” Refusing to invoke the Defense Production Act because corporate CEOs asked him not to; Sidelining doctors and and scientists; Scrapping national testing plan because the virus was mostly hurting blue states at the time; Touting unproven drugs instead of masking and social distancing; Nixing a plan to send free masks to every household in the country; Regularly holding super-spreader events; Comparing it to the flu; Claiming it affects “virtually nobody” under 18, even though he personally contracted it and had to be pumped full of experimental drugs." PolitiFact
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  19. You can also blame everyone involved in spreading misinformation. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  20.  @dennismowery  The high death toll lies squarely on Trump and Fox News. Once the misinformation and conspiracy theories around COVID-19 were promoted by Trump and Fox News, the stage was set.
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  21.  @dennismowery  Yes. Quite serious. All the deaths that happened since the vaccine campaign began are 100% Trump's fault. He spent most of his time in office downplaying the pandemic and promoting ridiculous treatments.
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  22.  @dennismowery  Given that George Santos was elected that is definitely true. How dumb would you need to be to vote for that liar?
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  23. Is Trump lying in this interview? "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus." BBC News
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  24. Don't be so gullible. "Fact Check: Does Project Veritas Video Show Pfizer Is Mutating COVID? A viral video that purportedly shows a senior Pfizer employee talking about COVID-19 vaccine experiments has exploded across social media, gathering millions of views and sparking speculation. Released by Project Veritas, the video includes what it says is undercover footage of a conversation detailing COVID mutation projects, designed to pre-emptively research potential new strains of the virus before they may find root naturally. In wake of this, many social media users have started to claim that the video proves that Pfizer is conducting these experiments actively. It's worth noting that Project Veritas, which describes itself as a "journalism enterprise", is a controversial organization that has previously produced investigations subsequently labeled as false or unevidenced by fact-checkers and other media. Whatever the authenticity of the video or the factuality of its content, some of the comments shared online in response to it are misleading characterizations of what it shows. It does not clearly state that "mutation" experiments are occurring with live subjects at Pfizer and much of the interviewee's answers are in hypothetical terms. Pfizer has been the subject of many misleading claims since the global outbreak of COVID-19 and the company's subsequent development of a vaccine for the disease. Therefore, we currently rate the claims that Pfizer is mutating COVID as unverified." Forbes
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  25. This quote is from someone who downplayed the pandemic and promoted ridiculous treatments during his time in office. He changed his tune once he realized that his unvaccinated followers were dying from COVID-19. "The vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind,” Trump said. “I came up with a vaccine — with three vaccines — all are very, very good … in less than nine months. It was supposed to take five to 12 years.” “And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected," Trump went on. "The results of the vaccine are very good. And if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take their vaccine. The vaccine worked, but some people aren’t taking it,” he said. “The ones that get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones who don’t take their vaccine.”
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  26. If not for all the dead unvaccinated Republicans, the red wave may have happened.
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  27. "Social media was abuzz about a 25 second video of President Donald Trump descending a ramp after he gave a speech at the West Point Commencement at West Point, New York. He didn’t exactly go down the ramp Gangnam style. Instead, he walked down the ramp fairly carefully. That led to lots of speculation about Trump’s health on social media, because that’s what the Twittersphere, the Facebook-o-sphere, and other social media spheres do. President Trump is flirting with his own version of Water-gate -- again. For the second time in a few months, Trump struggled to lift a glass of water during his contentious interview with Lesley Stahl. President of the United States of America, Donald Trump went viral on the Internet for his antics with an umbrella. More specifically, because of his inability to close it. Six months later, not much has changed. A recent clip of Trump trying to enter a plane in more recent times, 5th April to be precise, showed him struggling with yet an umbrella. Trump was boarding an Air Force One plane and had an umbrella for his way up the stairs of the plane. Instead of closing the umbrella, when he got to the door, he simply handed it to someone. Still seems like an easy solution? Here's the catch. He handed it to someone inside the plane." Daily Beast
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  28.  @jameskirk5906  Ad hominem arguments are a sign of a weak mind.
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  29.  @shel1102  Bots copy someone's comment and then repeat it on multiple accounts.
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  30.  @shel1102  "President Donald Trump defended his mental fitness to hold office and described the exam he allegedly took assessing his cognitive capabilities, claiming the doctors administering it were amazed by his ability to recall a simple string of words." Vanity Fair
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  31.  @shel1102  Trump Calls For 'Termination' Of Constitution Over Elon Musk's 'Twitter Files' Leak. A Massive Fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution,” Trump wrote on Truth Social, the platform he started after being kicked off Twitter early 2021.
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  32.  @shel1102  "Florida Man Makes Announcement" New York Post "Even Sean Hannity Cut Away From Donald Trump’s 2024 Announcement Speech." Daily Beast
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  33.  @shel1102  "Most of Donald Trump’s political appeal rested on being a businessman (as portrayed on The Apprentice) and his perceived stewardship of the U.S. economy. The latest research illustrates the negative impact of his trade policy, leading one to conclude that to the extent a president manages the economy, Donald Trump managed it poorly." Forbes
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  34.  @shel1102  I can make fun of Trump all day and not run out of material.
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  35.  @shel1102  "Trump Organization found guilty of years-long tax fraud scheme." Why does a billionaire need to steal money from taxpayers? You would have to be quite gullible to not believe that every action taken by Trump's company wasn't made with his permission and full knowledge.
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  36.  @shel1102  Nothing in the any of the comments is illegal. It's just funny. How can someone so inept manage to fool so many people?
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  37.  @shel1102  Donald Trump deleted a Tweet because he had spelt Melania's name wrong. Melania Trump returned to the White House recently after undergoing kidney surgery. Donald took to Twitter to welcome her home, but accidentally spelt her name "Melanie" instead of "Melania". Although he was quick to delete the tweet and repost with the correct spelling, it was too late for eagle-eyed Twitter users.
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  38.  @shel1102  At an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board meeting today, President Trump pretty unmistakably called Tim Cook “Tim Apple.”
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  39. "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.” Forbes
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  40. No it was not. "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus." BBC
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  41. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  42.  @DNSMLT  Don't be so gullible. "Confusion circulated on social media in February 2022 as to whether the Biden Administration would distribute crack pipes as part of a harm reduction program. The government never said that pipes used for smoking crack would be included in safer drug kits. HHS confirmed this and the news outlet that first published the claim acknowledged that the government had never said such pipes would be part of the kits." Reuters
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  43. No one was ever forced to be vaccinated. There were and continue to be consequences to not being vaccinated.
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  44. Don't be so gullible. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized.
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  45. No. Don't be so gullible.
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  46.  @BLUELEADER78  How dumb would you have to be to fall for this? Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-based doctor invited as an expert witness to a hearing in the Ohio House, had a grave warning for legislators about coronavirus vaccines. The anti-vaccination advocate known for spreading unfounded claims falsely told legislators that the drugs could leave people “magnetized. As far as I know, no one is stuck to their refrigerator.
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  47. "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus." BBC "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.” “I encourage people to take it, I do,” Trump said of Covid-19 vaccines, adding that he was immunized. Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump received the vaccine in January behind closed doors, unlike Joe Biden and other former presidents." Forbes
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  48. Why would that be? "A brief and in no way conclusive list of the ways Donald Trump reportedly made the COVID-19 situation worse in the U.S. includes but is in no way limited to: Ignoring early warnings in January and February about the seriousness of the virus; Actively lying to the public about how dangerous it was; Listening to his idiot son-in-law, who decided the whole thing wasn’t a “health reality” Refusing to invoke the Defense Production Act because corporate CEOs asked him not to; Sidelining doctors and and scientists; Scrapping national testing plan because the virus was mostly hurting blue states at the time; Touting unproven drugs instead of masking and social distancing; Nixing a plan to send free masks to every household in the country; Regularly holding super-spreader events; Comparing it to the flu; Claiming it affects “virtually nobody” under 18, even though he personally contracted it and had to be pumped full of experimental drugs." PolitiFact
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  49. The doctors wrote the prescription. It's too bad that so many people didn't fill it. The advice from the doctors: "Don't have a big gathering at Christmas." The response from the anti-maskers: "You can't tell me what to do!" The RSVP from the COVID-19 virus: "Thanks for the invitation to the party!"
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  50.  @slickrick412  "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus." BBC "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.”
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