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littleoldMDme's avatar

Respectfully, there are serious flaws in Dr. Marine’s reasoning on all points, and I am left wondering his motive for his all encompassing defense of Fauci. I will count on others to address the first 6. but number 7 is unfortunately the Nuremberg defense. Mengele would have been pardoned by the same reasoning.

No, atrocities and crimes are committed by people, not systems, which reminds me of a quote by Albert Einstein, “it is not the evil who will destroy the world, but those that stood by and did nothing.”

When, if ever, did Fauci consider the making of a bioweaponized virus, later named Covid-19 after the year it was introduced to the world’s people, killing 100 million of them, might have serious consequences? His cover-up and lies starting in February 2020 belies his understanding of his roll in this crime against humanity.

A pardon would not just be unjust, but would widen the Overton window to include inhumane practices as acceptable for “progress”.

The slippery slope is the opposite of what Dr. Marine imagines.

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Carrie C's avatar

My work life continues to be stupidly impacted by this man every day. This is the least of anyone’s problems. However, I will never forget one particular elderly LTC resident who literally withered away when her daughter could not bring her daily supper into a SNF that I visit. My presence, masked and covered and shielded, could not prevent it.

Pardon or not (my money is on a pardon, and I’ll double down and say it will be on January 19), my regret is that he will collect over $300,000 pension every year for the rest of his life. Off my dime and the dime of every reader here who pays taxes in America.

(Source: https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/faucis-retirement-pension-more-biden-salary)

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