No Really. Let's See If He'll Continue Downplaying Covid-19.

He won’t.

He doesn’t have it.

This is an excuse to not get mollywalloped in two more debates, while suffering an asymptomatic infection. That way, when nothing happens and he doesn’t get sick, it reinforces his BS narrative that it’s not a big deal.

Or fake his death and flee to Russia?

Can it be both?

Exactly.
Though now that the word is he has some mild symptoms, he'll get hat miraculous cure showing the masses the fear is hype and thus the Second Coming gets reelected.

I did see a bunch of news articles saying that he and the first lady tested positive for Covid. And I won't be surprised one bit... -_-

Meanwhile in Kentucky churches were told they couldn't gather, no matter how small the congregation, no matter if it was outside and everyone wore the mask and kept an appropriate distance.

And yes, Trump catching it is a hoax.

Very little.

Even multiple info from the hospital is contradictory.

The Church restriction is messed up.

Not sure if it was everywhere, but in NY the liquor stores remained ope through the worst of it as an 'essential business'

open*

Not wearing a mask to own the libs while storming state capitols armed to the teeth because you want a haircut and protesting against police brutality is pretty much comparing apples and Buicks.

You're right, comparing thousands of protesters to a dozen church goers is comparing a rusty Amish buggy to a buick! (Your analogy made little sense, to a starving person an apple is far more valuable than a buick. But like most things, it all depends on how you look at it.)
Bold of you to assume everyone in Kentucky is not wearing a mask "to own the libs". I live in Kentucky and believe me when I tell you, people are afraid. Even people whom I thought would never bat an eye about the virus is scared. A gun toting man who was recently called to preach, who once said he's going to eat what he wants no matter what it does to him, is staying at home and even fussed about the few churches who gathered during the lockdown. People are afraid, if it can effect that guy in such a way, I know many others are scared too.

Did you even read my comment? You made no mention of what I said about church. In Kentucky there was like a 10 person limit to gatherings. And at one time churches were told they couldn't gather at all. Even if they gathered outside and wore the mask. The media was so down churches, like how if this little country church of 15 members met the community was just doomed. But not one thing was said about protesters spreading it.

I don't know what you are talking about regarding the people armed to the teeth wanting a haircut. And nice red herring in bringing up the reasons for their protesting. But even if the reason is just, should they do it in large numbers when it can and will contribute to the spread of the virus? The media and Beshear was doing churches bad in Kentucky, and the protesters far outnumber your average church congregation in Kentucky. So yeah, rusty Amish buggy to a buick.

It wasn’t a bold assumption on the good people of Kentucky, it was an assumption that rat lickers who don’t follow the guidelines are f**king stupid. My analogy stands in that there is no basis for a comparison between apples and Buicks, outside of your snarky retort (which I got a good laugh out of...a sincere kudos to you), the same as there’s no comparison between Michiganonians(ites? ans?), as an example, running armed into the state capitol building and people protesting the murders of people via systemic police brutality.

I’d argue some risks are worth taking. Because you want a haircut and be able to drink in a bar? - No. Because you don’t want to be choked to death for a broken taillight? - Yes.

I didn’t make any response regarding your church comments, because if I’m being honest, I don’t find church to be all that necessary. God is everywhere, right? There is almost a requirement to come into close contact regardless of the circumstances (offering of peace, receiving the host, etc.). It’s a matter of opinion, but when you boil it down, it strikes me (again, very much an opinion) is an unnecessary risk. All it takes in one person to contract it to put those ten or fifteen congregants at risk.