Third World Skeptical Kid

Trump's hoax comment was in relation to the media's hysterics and panic pushing. The media is creating a panic hoax.

And then resorted to fake news when called out on their lies.

So, how is this a hoax? Look up the definition then explain this explanation again. They are creating a panic, but it's not a hoax. 38% of people aren't buying "Corona" beer because of the "coronavirus" so of course, the morons are going to panic. It's what you get when you a majority of people who 'believe" in an imaginary skygod who watches over them until they die so they can live forever in the sky with friends and family who are also living in the sky after they are dead.

How is it a hoax? The media saying things like "The USA is totally unprepared for pandemic like Corornavirus." And countless other hysterical claims that are untrue.

The reality is, the United States was found to be the most prepared nation out of any country in the world to deal with a pandemic/epidemic.

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So yes, it's a hoax.

Everything with tRump always requires a lengthy backup explanation. If he wasn't such an incredible liar people might actually feel better whenever he speaks.

Lengthy explanation? Pretty sure my response around a dozen words. But for people who don't think for themselves, that is pretty lengthy.

I always know when I'm talking with a smug troll. They start in on the personal attacks. So, you aren't going to defend that Trump lies and you're okay with it? Or, you're going to say he doesn't? Which is it?

Yes, Trump tells lies. I don't care that he lies about how many people are at his campaign events. I care when politicians tell me lies like "If I like my doctor, I can keep my doctor"...when the lies start to impact my life, I care.

He never said that. Language matters. https://www.factcheck.org/2020/04/democratic-ad-twists-trumps-hoax-comment/