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You complain that the CDC should have had better communication when it's not their job to re-educate a whole population in 2 weeks about what science is, which
by nautilius 5y ago
You complain that the CDC should have had better communication when it's not their job to re-educate a whole population in 2 weeks about what science is, which is clearly a failure of the education system. Whatever mea culpa that CDC person is going through in that particular interview does not change the facts.
You complain about the CDC to fuck up plans (flatten the curve! -> eradicate covid! -> lol nvm its endemic now)", when that was outside of their power, being sabotaged by that mass murderer clown in the white house.
You are not complaining about what their plan was, just about how it failed, which is clearly outside of what they can affect.
Try to stick to one opinion.
If you want some information about things to criticize about what their plan was, Michael Lewis' 'The Premonition' is a whole book about that shit show. Their biggest problem was that they were not an agency built to actually fight a pandemic, but tried to study it first. However, none of these bad plans even matter when the executive has other ideas.
- bendbro 5y ago> Whatever mea culpa that CDC person is going through in that particular interview does not change the facts > that CDC person What's with the minimizing language? That "CDC person" is the director of the CDC. Is there a reason we should listen to the CDC when they prescribe large social and economic changes but not when they critique themselves? > You are not complaining about what their plan was, just about how it failed, which is clearly outside of what they can affect I intended to critique the plan itself, not the execution of the plan. That's my fault. > Try to stick to one opinion No you're a towel! > If you want some information about things to criticize... Will dig into, thanks.