you do know that doctor is an advanced degree of several kinds, don't you?
“Dr” Fauci admitted that he didn’t care for a single COVID patient during the entire pandemic.
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I'm so glad I'll be dead here soon...I hate being ashamed of my own fvcking species
A. This tidbit wasn't good enough in the other thread, it needed its own?
B. General Schwarzkopf didn't fire a single shot during Desert Storm. He must have been a terrible general.
B. General Schwarzkopf didn't fire a single shot during Desert Storm. He must have been a terrible general.
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CONGRATS!
YOU DID IT!
new world record holder for dumbest fauci thread
YOU DID IT!
new world record holder for dumbest fauci thread
Just to clarify the premise of this thread...
Fauci was in the midst of answering whether he had treated a patient when he was rudely cut off by the congressman who asked the question. Now, it was pretty clear he hadn't, because it felt like he was stumbling trying to find a graceful way to say "no."
But I wouldn't say he admitted it fully.
But seriously, why would he have treated patients directly? I'd probably be more concerned if he had...
Fauci was in the midst of answering whether he had treated a patient when he was rudely cut off by the congressman who asked the question. Now, it was pretty clear he hadn't, because it felt like he was stumbling trying to find a graceful way to say "no."
But I wouldn't say he admitted it fully.
But seriously, why would he have treated patients directly? I'd probably be more concerned if he had...
On a board inhabited by OiT, all the Ryan handles, IMMC, OP may be the dumbest poster on this board at this point. Congrats, I guess.
Looks like you've got some work to do @Here_4_a_Day
When do you think Fauci actually did any lab research? He was an administrator since 1984. Yes, his background was in research, which gave him the ability to understand what other researchers were doing, but his job was to hand out grant money.
That said, being a provider isn't necessary to understand diseases. As far as that goes, most providers have to rely on researchers to know how to treat novel diseases. I'd guess they sometimes rely on researchers a little too much.
Elon's ball sweat must be toxic for the brain.
Elno's Twitter has turned his brain to mush.
Now, he can simply repeat what he's programmed to repeat.
Pretty good bet it's back to when he got a bunch of patents that the US government ended up owning...
And when he was in school for his degrees, etc.
You do realize that most university professors have grad students who do most of the hands-on lab work, right? And the professors direct them in what to do, and oversee the work.
No, of course you don't know that.
Wrong
He was in the middle of informing the congressman that he was on a team overseeing treatments in the early phases.
Just like things work at UIHC - you'll have one attending, and you may have a team of people who never meet the actual patient, but review the myriad of testing/imaging data, particularly in complex cases.
I'm sure someone like @JWolf74 can 'splain how this works for you in large hospitals.
Can we make a separate end of year poll different than worst poster? Something like "worst poster who thinks they're gacha-ing people but is the biggest f*cking dumbass of the year award"?
What should they rely upon other than research? Homeopathy?
Nobody would have or should have expected him to. That wasn't his job. This doesn't mean he wasn't a total fvck up and likely partial progenitor to the pandemic in the first place. Why don't we stick to discussing his funding of gain of function research in China? He's trying to hide behind technicalities (that he's wrong about regardless) to protect himself from scrutiny but he's guilty of many, many crimes. What about bio labs in Ukraine?
While the 'crimes' thing is just political theater, I actually think he currently understands quite well that some of his choices are very much causally related to some of the 25 million global deaths. That'll be his thing to think about during retirement.
If he was actively funding the research that let to covid then I don't think him spending his retirement pondering his role is an acceptable end point for that story. It needs to be fully investigated. The evidence currently suggests our tax dollars funded the creation of covid. If that is true then fauci and the federal government have a LOT to answer for beyond the currently discussed abuses of the constitution. The crimes thing is absolutely not political theater. At least it should not be.
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Holy Shit, this is huge!
Did you know the Surgeon General didn't do a single surgery last year!?
Goddamn outrage.
We shouldn't let Dr. Jill Biden off the hook either. How many patients did she intubate in 2020? It better be a bunch!
I have a good did you know for you guys.
Did you know that a clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics - General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at the University of Iowa who they used as a Covid spokes person and the university. Used to travel to the surrounding trash maga towns an hour or more away from Iowa city so she could go out without having to wear a mask and bitch about how much BS all the Covid stuff was?
I wonder why so many people are skeptical about the shit our government shoved down our throats at the time and still today.
Did you know that a clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics - General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at the University of Iowa who they used as a Covid spokes person and the university. Used to travel to the surrounding trash maga towns an hour or more away from Iowa city so she could go out without having to wear a mask and bitch about how much BS all the Covid stuff was?
I wonder why so many people are skeptical about the shit our government shoved down our throats at the time and still today.
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Fauci research output since 1984:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=fauci&hl=en&as_sdt=0,34&as_ylo=1985&as_yhi=2023
You never learned how viruses work did you? Dealing with a pandemic on the fly?
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