Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ 13 Aug 2021 02:19)
Trump does "cruel and racist experiments" on blacks and is let off as not causing the vaccine hesitancy.
Get cucked partisan hack.
I was talking about stuff like the Tuskegee Syphilis experiment, which undermined black trust in public vaccination campaigns for decades and presumably still resonates to this day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_StudyAnyway, to recap: you claimed, without proof, that the vaccine outreach and availability have been sufficient, and that the Trump admin is almost exclusively to blame for the partisan divide on vaccines.
I responded by linking a well-sourced article from a reputable publication which disproves both notions using hard data and scientific studies.
Your reply: "get cucked partisan hack".

Quote (excellence @ 13 Aug 2021 02:29)
the subject is vaccines, not how inadequate Trump was on these other parameters
Trump’s administration got them all ordered and utilized all resources necessary with operation warp speed. We had two vaccines in early December 2020 when “experts” said it would take a ‘miracle’ for it to happen
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1207411of course now with vaccines not being rolled out at sufficient levels, and the backfired “mission accomplished” leaving yet another stain on the harris/biden administration’s bragging campaign, the usual suspect lefties are blaming Trump for “influencing” hispanic and african americans to not take them, despite him saying people should get them by choice not by force :rofl:
Of course Thor's notion that only Trump is to blame for insufficient vaccine uptake is ridiculous when we literally have a big, glaring issue with the vaccination rates of black and hispanic Americans who lean Democratic and disproportionately live in blue cities and states.
At the same time, it's also ridiculous to try to deny that Trump contributed significantly to the vaccine hesitancy among rural whites in places like Arkansas, Missouri, Georgia and so on. These are "his" people who listen to his cues - and the cue he gave them throughout is to distrust and resist any public efforts against covid as well as to underestimate the threat the virus poses to them.