Bofferbrauer2 said:
That's because you two speak past each other, not with each other. You're interpreting his rotating door employment as if no other president has ever fired someone, and pointing out that they do. But SpokenTruth is (like a couple others) just pointing out that it's not that other presidents didn't fire anybody, but didn't have nearly such a high turnover, which you seemingly interpret as delusion that they didn't fire anybody, and the circle starts anew. Nobody is denying that former presidents also fired staff or had staff resigning. But point out any who did fire so many or had so many resigning on him in such a short amount of time, otherwise your argument falls flat. |
They said, "So then why does his administration have revolving door employment when other administrations did not?" Are you saying the threshold for too much turnover is literally tied to Trump? Show me where I said anything close to previous Presidents didn't fire anybody. My point with the links was to specifically show that previous Presidents did in fact do their fair share of firing. Trump firing more in a shorter amount of time doesn't mean other administrations didn't have what you would consider rotating doors at that point in time. That's like asking why does the majority of the population think the world is round when previous generations knew it was flat? I dunno, maybe because things changed between then and now and have to be taken into account.
Nobody seems to be care about that though. Saying Jeff has fired a tonne from his many giant warehouses but grandpa fired way less from the small original back in the day, doesn't make any sense if the amount of employees isn't equal and society has changed. More complexity leads to more problems. Just like all of Jeff's msm and social media problems that his grandpa didn't have. When he grew up he was just another small business and those things didn't even exist.
Last edited by EricHiggin - on 13 April 2019
