Title: Times Fauci Was Wrong Source:
Moonbattery URL Source:https://moonbattery.com/times-fauci-was-wrong/ Published:Jul 23, 2020 Author:Dave Blount Post Date:2020-07-23 22:31:13 by Deckard Keywords:None Views:686 Comments:10
Progressives want us to be micromanaged by official experts like technocrat Anthony Fauci. They allegedly know better than we do how we should go about pursuing happiness. Yet Fauci’s appalling endorsement of the way Andrew Cuomo’s New York botched its response to Wuhan coronavirus reminds us that he is often wrong.
Liz Wheeler gives a few examples — namely, the China travel ban, face masks, the hysterical Imperial College London report, the wildly wrong University of Washington model, lockdowns, the Kung Flu mortality rate, the safety of opening schools, and ever shaking hands:
Let’s not forget that he encouraged degenerates to hook up on Grindr for perverted sex with strangers even as the lockdowns he supported were throwing tens of millions out of work.
The liberal media treats Fauci like an infallible oracle, which is reason enough to doubt what he says. However, Fauci is singled out only by way of example. No expert knows enough about anything to warrant infringing on basic liberties.
With the many effective strategies available for protection from COVID-19, there are those who now seek to make things worse by attacking the scientist whose knowledge and advice is trusted most by Americans.
This article is a malicious attempt to discredit Fauci – the nation’s foremost infectious disease expert – who has been speaking out forcefully about America’s surging COVID-19 cases.
Fauci is right to be concerned and it is wrong to wantonly denigrate him. The attack on Fauci is not surprising for there are those who seek to routinely discredit and ignore science.
Realistic steps that have been derived from science by the an expert who is steeped in knowledge has a far better chance of delivering us from the virus than some stupid article in moonbattery.com and a barrage of fact-challenged tweets with proclamations.
