Obviously not. So how’s it help us when he does it but not when we do it? (It doesn’t?)
This whole, “Trump supporting the vaxx helps us” push reminds me of the “they’re pulling kids from the tunnels” and other such nonsense.
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Ah, so since Trump taking different private and public stances helps our cause, I should do the same?
The people whom I've alienated might not be swayed by Trump, but they are happy to tell me, "look, even Trump disagrees with you, vaxxing is a non partisan issue, you should get yours like Trump says" etc. It speaks to the conviction of our side that our leader won't agree with us.
Seethe and dilate, faggot. Assuming I don't know how "this" works, asking questions is how I'd learn. And assuming you're engaging in good faith, your inability to answer the questions should indicate that your "I'm a learned anon and you're not" act rings hollow.
This is a great opportunity to show the people you have alienated that you are not a cultist that follows a personality blindly, but that you make informed decisions, and hopefully you can contrast that with the way they blindly follow people like Fauci.
I don't mind being uncomfortable and alienated. We're fighting for the freedom of the world.
I'm questioning why our leader is not doing the same. You know, since we're fighting for the freedom of the world. If his method of supporting us by supporting the enemy is more effective, shouldn't we also do the same? If it's not more effective, shouldn't Trump fall in line?
I am on the same side as he is. At least I thought I was.
So, "can I come up with your argument for you?" No.
If his hands are tied, we should be focused on untying them or finding a leader whose hands are not tied. What other compromising calls is he making with his hands tied?
That's what I'm doing. How about you? Trump is wrong, I'm not blindly following, I'm questioning and thinking for myself.