The One Benjamin Crump Discussion Thread

[jwinfield]

He's become more of a spokesperson and figurehead than what his job actually entails. You can say otherwise, but he does more interviews than actual behind the scenes work.

What does his job actually entail?

https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000176-3cd4-df42-af7f-bcd7e6b60001

• Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s preeminent expert on infectious diseases and an adviser to six U.S. presidents, will serve as Chief Medical Adviser on COVID-19 to the President and continue in his role as Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Among the most trusted figures in the country throughout the pandemic and for decades prior, Dr. Fauci will remain an essential voice both in informing the public about health risks and safety measures and in helping the scientific community, the Biden-Harris administration, and local officials overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.

Is that not what he's doing with interviews and press conferences

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

What does his job actually entail?

Civil attorneys and attorneys in general love and prefer to have their cases be tried in the public as its the easiest way to win a case out of public pressure. You’d be lying if you thought otherwise. It’s literally the same complaint that people have about the lawyer whose suing Deshaun Watson and how he’s going about the case.

I’m going to continue to argue with dudes all because they can’t comprehend that I wasn’t throwing shots at the dude. He’s literally doing what lawyers have been doing the entire time and reaping the benefits from high profile cases. If you still think I’m talking bad about the dude, then I don’t know what to tell you.

 

[jwinfield]

Civil attorneys and attorneys in general love and prefer to have their cases be tried in the public as its the easiest way to win a case out of public pressure. You’d be lying if you thought otherwise. It’s literally the same complaint that people have about the lawyer whose suing Deshaun Watson and how he’s going about the case.

I’m going to continue to argue with dudes all because they can’t comprehend that I wasn’t throwing shots at the dude. He’s literally doing what lawyers have been doing the entire time and reaping the benefits from high profile cases. If you still think I’m talking bad about the dude, then I don’t know what to tell you.

I'm talking about Fauci.

I guarantee you that Fauci isn't doing these interviews for free out here. Especially the private one he had with Kim K months back. He's become more of a spokesperson and figurehead than what his job actually entails.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

I'm talking about Fauci.

Fauci is benefiting from the work than the people around him are doing. He's literally just the figurehead and talking person, while the people actually doing the work aren't getting the credit and notoriety that he is getting. He's also not doing all of those interviews for free and you're literally to yourself if you believe otherwise. Dude did a private Skype/Zoom call with Kim K months back. You're lying if you believe that he did that shyt for me.

He's informing the public, but also benefitting from the notoriety and airtime that he's getting. In his defense, he's not the only person out here doing so. He also switches from optimism to doom and gloom every interview he does, but that's a different discussion. He's one of those people to that has blood on his hands as well as he was one of the main people who insisted that masks weren't necessary so that caused people to die.

 

[jwinfield]

Fauci is benefiting from the work than the people around him are doing. He's literally just the figurehead and talking person, while the people actually doing the work aren't getting the credit and notoriety that he is getting.

So the guy that has, as one of his duties, to inform the public, acts as the spokesperson

He's the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, of course he has people working under him. Every head of every agency/department, government or private sector, has people working under them. Why wouldn't the person selected by the President to be the main guy informing the public have notoriety?

He's one of those people to that has blood on his hands as well as he was one of the main people who insisted that masks weren't necessary so that caused people to die.

He made that statement on March 8, and less than a month after making that statement, came out and said that new research showed that asymptomatic carriers could also spread the disease, so mask use was needed. Even in the initial interview, his concern was that medical professionals and symptomatic carriers wouldn't have access to masks.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

So the guy that has, as one of his duties, to inform the public, acts as the spokesperson

He's the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, of course he has people working under him. Every head of every agency/department, government or private sector, has people working under them. Why wouldn't the person selected by the President to be the main guy informing the public have notoriety?





He made that statement on March 8, and less than a month after making that statement, came out and said that new research showed that asymptomatic carriers could also spread the disease, so mask use was needed. Even in the initial interview, his concern was that medical professionals and symptomatic carriers wouldn't have access to masks.

It doesn't matter when he made that statement as it more than likely caused people to die as they missed out on the opportunity to buy masks and other cleaning supplies before the shutdown happened and supplies went out of stock. He's the SME, so people listened to those comments at the time and missed out on supplies that could potentially saved their life. That's blood on someones hands even they it isn't directly cause it. It's no different than states shutting down arts and craft stores, which caused people to miss out and not be able to buy supplies and masks that could have saved their life or health. That indirectly caused people to die.

You don't have to physically kill someone to have blood on your hands.

 

[hjnm]

I stand by what I said about Fauci as he does more talking than he does actual work. Not to mention I'm sure he wasn't doing those personal interviews with Kim K and Will Smith for free.

He works for the government, he's not allowed to be racking up real bread for appearances, I won't be surprised if he was doing those interviews for free since his job right now is to educate the public. Do you think Shaderoom teens were giving his serious dough?

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

He works for the government, he's not allowed to be racking up real bread for appearances, I won't be surprised if he was doing those interviews for free since his job right now is to educate the public. Do you think Shaderoom teens were giving his serious dough?

Educating the public by taking personal, private Skype/Zoom calls with celebrities at the height of the pandemic (at the time)

For the record: He's the highest paid government employee making even more than the President. He will more than likely also benefit financially as well after he retires outside of his pension.

 

[hjnm]

Educating the public by taking personal, private Skype/Zoom calls with celebrities at the height of the pandemic (at the time)

For the record: He's the highest paid government employee making even more than the President. He will more than likely also benefit financially as well after he retires outside of his pension.

He's been in the government for 40+ years if he was really looking to cash out he would have quit in 2005 and gone to work for a pharma company as a "consultant". He was already highly respected back then due to the AIDS crisis and had a medal of freedom.

 

[calixprynce]

what does that have to do with him?

And I'm not even a fan of Crump. Just curious as to why you would bring that up.

now that’s 1st degree hating right there

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

He's been in the government for 40+ years if he was really looking to cash out he would have quit in 2005 and gone to work for a pharma company as a "consultant". He was already highly respected back then due to the AIDS crisis and had a medal of freedom.

Still doesn’t change the fact that he’s benefitting from the COVID-19 situation and he’s not the only person doing so. Personally, I think he does too many interviews as he’s also contradicting or hovering between optimism and panicking with every interview.

 

[hjnm]

Still doesn’t change the fact that he’s benefitting from the COVID-19 situation and he’s not the only person doing so. Personally, I think he does too many interviews as he’s also contradicting or hovering between optimism and panicking with every interview.

Oh he's enjoying the attention for sure and sometimes the messaging is inconsistent but the public largely confident in him and trusts him so....

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Oh he's enjoying the attention for sure and sometimes the messaging is inconsistent but the public largely confident in him and trusts him so....

His previous comments have caused people to die, so I don’t really care too much for him to be honest. The media seems to prefer to shield him from it in spite of it though.

 

[winb83]

This guy gets hired for everything? Is this just one of those cases where he was seen on TV and all families go to him or is he just that damn good?

 

[winb83]

Still doesn’t change the fact that he’s benefitting from the COVID-19 situation.

I don't see it. Fauci is really just doing his job as a top public health official. He gets attention due to the fact that Biden doesn't keep him locked down but it's not some great benefit to him. He's been in a lot of administrations and he's been famous.