Comments by "CynicalBroadcast" (@CynicalBastard) on "Rand Paul u0026 Fauci Have HEATED Argument" video.

  1. The biggest thing I noticed, me, CynicalBastardo The denial and the delay were all big giant fuck-ups on the part not only of the government but of the people, the people at large, as well...that is to say, these "anti-maskers".
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  2. Shut down The term is just wrong: a temporary halt to get the preliminary procedures gone over: to prepare for, in effect, a standard operating procedure, for the working [yes, the primary working] of the economy: as the economy would have seen shuddering effects simply by people getting overwhelmingly sick [not to mention the problems from a healthcare and medicine standpoint, which would have been devastating, if no actions were taken]. The "shut down" should not have had to even gone into effect unless in the most hard-hit cities and regions: now, it turns, that with the slow performance, people would have been better off, in some places, to lock down their own townships and cities, effectively cutting off the outside regions to those places: because that would have prevented further spread: which couldn't happen because a: that's asking too much for most regions, and b: people were too slow to begin with.
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  3. It's almost like this US, in a crisis, doesn't KNOW HOW to be a nation.
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  4. Therefore operating procedure is of most import THERE, in those primary places, so that people can GO HOME without having to worry about getting sick all the time.
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  5. The "right"-wing has shown itself to be COMPLETELY incompetent.
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  6. Economic lockdown Social lockdown...? no? we need to use the term "economic" for everything: and here the "right"-wing "tradcaths" of the online sphere [on Gab, and such places] were soooo worried about the optics of the words "concrete" being used by the pope. OF COURSE. It just "makes sense".
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  7. Sweden And then not only is Fauci's example relevant: but also: Sweden is dispensing this is attitude after they've seen an increased caseload. Plus, I'm sure their governments, when things gets worse down the line, or in otherwords, as bad as they will get, will be chastised by those affected.
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  8. Anywhere around other people Here is the pipeline procedure everyone should follow: workplaces and public accommodations [retail stores, grocery stores, schools, et al.] ALL LEAD to further vectors of disease down the line to families homes, other workplaces also follow from that [this is 'spread']. And then when it comes to international travel, as well.
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