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>>18258665
>That's on their shit-ass airports not maintaining social distancing.
They didn't have a choice, unfortunately. There were thousands of people and limited space. Perhaps it could have been done better if there had been more warning, but like many Trump policies it was haphazardly implemented and poorly communicated.

>>18258707
I realize the point of posts like this is to imply that Trump's detractors have no real ammo and their criticisms of him are picky and unserious. But it doesn't work when there are a fuckload of very serious criticisms that you're just ignoring. It doesn't help that you people trot out the "orange man" defense in response to ANY criticism towards Trump whatsoever, which just makes you look thin-skinned, much like the man himself, who flips out and screeches autistically at reporters who ask questions like
>what would you say to people who are scared
or
>can you elaborate on [thing you yourself said]

>>18259032
>literal who tweeting about something that probably didn't matter
Chinese people who haven't been to China aren't magically corona carriers by virtue of being Chinese. The first case of community spread in New York wasn't until almost an entire month after that tweet. Now, if you want a parade that really SHOULD have been cancelled, the Mardis Gras Parade in Louisiana on the 25th really should've been nuked, as well as all the spring break shit in Florida.
But yeah, basically all the most prominent liberals were calling for a stronger response in January and February like Biden, Schumer, Pelosi, Warren, Sanders, AOC, Harris, etc etc