India in disarray

[JimR-OCDS]

Well one reason we got in this pickle is because the CDC and WHO didn't DO THEIR JOBS.

According to you.

 

[Sophrosyne]

According to you.

According to others too, but then it doesn't matter because you have already decided to blindly trust them to be honest with you and do their jobs right instead of having some political hack in charge of the agencies and in bed with politicians.

 

[JimR-OCDS]

According to others too, but then it doesn't matter because you have already decided to blindly trust them to be honest with you and do their jobs right instead of having some political hack in charge of the agencies and in bed with politicians.

According to others who don't count.

 

[Sophrosyne]

According to others who don't count.

Well my opinion counts to you about as much as yours counts to me so I think that it all folks.

 

[JimR-OCDS]

Well my opinion counts to you about as much as yours counts to me so I think that it all folks.

Don't take it personally, but our opinions don't set policy for the nation.

 

[Sophrosyne]

Don't take it personally, but our opinions don't set policy for the nation.

That is wrong wrong wrong. People with opinions vote for politicians who make policy that is why we had Trump and now have Biden. If we were to all vote for someone else then maybe they would adopt different policies.

 

[JimR-OCDS]

That is wrong wrong wrong. People with opinions vote for politicians who make policy that is why we had Trump and now have Biden. If we were to all vote for someone else then maybe they would adopt different policies.

But as we have seen, our opinions don't matter to politicians. Political posturing and expediency is what matters. Presenting a false image is more important than holding onto moral principles. Especially Biden, he checks the direction of the political winds before making a decision. Only when he decided to run for president this last round, did he turn against the Hyde Amendment. He also voted for the war in Iraq, which like Hillary, was politically expedient. Both of them turned against the war when it turned bad. Trump, makes a decision using low-level thinking and says things that have negative impacts on people. He thinks being wealthy is akin to having wisdom, it isn't. All through his campaign in 2015, he constantly told the public the billions he was worth. True or not, this was his sense of value, which of course is flawed. A person with lots of money are often either born into it like he was, or are clever at making it. Often, they lack wisdom and their decisions that effect people's lives, can be devastating. Jesus warned of the wealthy having less chance of getting into heaven and he meant here in this life and how it would be a hindrance in the next.

 

[Sophrosyne]

But as we have seen, our opinions don't matter to politicians. Political posturing and expediency is what matters. Presenting a false image is more important than holding onto moral principles. Especially Biden, he checks the direction of the political winds before making a decision. Only when he decided to run for president this last round, did he turn against the Hyde Amendment. He also voted for the war in Iraq, which like Hillary, was politically expedient. Both of them turned against the war when it turned bad. Trump, makes a decision using low-level thinking and says things that have negative impacts on people. He thinks being wealthy is akin to having wisdom, it isn't. All through his campaign in 2015, he constantly told the public the billions he was worth. True or not, this was his sense of value, which of course is flawed. A person with lots of money are often either born into it like he was, or are clever at making it. Often, they lack wisdom and their decisions that effect people's lives, can be devastating. Jesus warned of the wealthy having less chance of getting into heaven and he meant here in this life and how it would be a hindrance in the next.

This is pretty much a wild goose chase here back to India and their masking and skyrocketing infection rates.