AmeĀ®icano
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It's not over yet, so who knows? Do you?The reason that Fauci's predictions haven't fully come true is because of things like social distancing, staying at home, etc. That's the truth.Heaven forbid that there should be ANYONE in the Trump Administration who believes in science!
Yeah, he's an "expert" and "don't try this at home." You might stumble across the TRUTH!I actually feel kind of sorry for Fauci. He has made so many bad predictions that now he has to resort to a 'what if' scenario. Trump used him and played him like a fiddle. The pandemic is about over, let's figure out the oil situation and get the fuck back to work!
Isn't "what if" classical leftist doctrine they've been following since Trump was elected? Isn't that what media was doing every time they insinuated Trump did something, just to bring "experts" to confirm their "what ifs" and proceed on it as it did happened?
Dr. Fauci, along with other federal employees doesn't have to worry about any missing paychecks as so many Americans already did. Unlike us, regular people, in time of crisis, bureaucrats get to declare themselves āessential.ā No matter how much misery they rain down, we never have to worry they wonāt be compensated. He is guaranteed never to miss a penny of his very nice salary since heās the most āessentialā bureaucrat of all. In three decades of no experience whatsoever outside the federal bureaucracy means that neither his record of wildly exaggerating the threat of AIDS nor the disastrous job he did crafting a response negatively affected his government career.
I think Dr. Fauciās bold lack of concern for epidemiological reality is exactly whatās needed to guide us through this crisis.
His predictions were 2 million death if we do nothing, and 180-240k deaths if we do what he said.
Which one of his predictions is true?
OK, you got the point, however, if you're right (or if he' was right), why was necessary for him to change predictions to 60,000?