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Rereading your initial comment, I can see what you meant. It still seems strange to me to claim that "X isn't the danger, Y is", if X is a possible cause of Y.
by hobofan 6y ago
Rereading your initial comment, I can see what you meant.
It still seems strange to me to claim that "X isn't the danger, Y is", if X is a possible cause of Y. That's like people claiming "heart attacks are not what kills people, it's stopped oxygen supply to the brain that does". Sure, it's in a way factually correct, but what's the point in ignore the cause if you know about it?
- paulddraper 6y agoMy point is that Trump was indeed aware of the danger to his election odds that a pandemic-related depression would cause, which is why he opposed lockdowns. You might disagree with that action, but there's no question he knew (and was motivated by) the threat to his campaign.