Guns N ‘Roses leader Axl Rose called Surgeon General Jerome Adams on Twitter and broke it up in an interview he gave the Today is the show in which he did not say that he would advise people not to attend large meetings where facial masks were optional.
During the conversation, the Surgeon General was asked if people should attend large meetings where masks were not required. Initially, Adams began detailing the types of risks before the interviewer intervened, reaffirming the question in large meetings that provided the greatest risk, and asking a yes or no question about whether or not Adams would recommend someone to attend such an event.
“If it’s not a yes or a no,” Adams said. “Every person has to make up their minds. There will be people who will go to the beaches, to the barbecues, to different settings. And they have to look at their individual risk. As mentioned, the CDC says that larger meetings are a greater risk. again whether or not you are at risk, whether or not you live with someone who is vulnerable, and then you need to take that into account. Take steps to stay safe. “
He continued: “The most important thing I can say to people is that if you go out in public, please cover your face as we talk about July 4 and Independence Day, it is important to understand that if we all wear this, we will actually have more independence and more freedom and more places we can stay open, and we will have less spread of the disease. “
Since Adams failed to make a yes or no statement, leaving it up to the aides while still defending facial protection, Rose didn’t like him, who criticized the Surgeon General for his comments.
The singer tweeted a multiple-choice questionnaire, saying: “Jerome Adams is … A) A coward B) A POS C) Both”. Then he added: “Quit. You don’t deserve the job or the title. America deserves better.”
Unlike Treasury Secretary Steve Mnunchin, Twitter’s response failed with Rose in May, Adams responded in one way in hopes of attracting Rose and helping to use Rose’s following Twitter to spread a message about the benefits of facial masks.
“Hi Axl. I appreciate your passion (and your music). How about you help me save some lives by sharing the message about safety and wearing face masks?” Adams tweeted, with a video of him on the matter. .
“Awesome thanks!” Rose replied. He’s not ready to let Adams forget about the missed opportunity, though. Rose ended her tweet by saying, “Do you want to start by telling people to avoid big gatherings? Or do you want me to? It’s a shame we didn’t get that out 4 this weekend like on TV.”
Rose would later use the Twitlonger feature on Twitter to discuss her social posts in regards to posts on political and social issues.
“My disdain for the current administration and what I perceive as a threat to democracy is no secret. I am not as active with social media, but I really appreciate anyone who is interested in something they could post. I really don’t care how many followers or retweets, etc., as my political or social posts are not about me. They are about the issues, “Rose said.
He continued: “In general, my posts regarding current events, politics, or social issues generally come from a feeling of outrage, obligation, and responsibility to say something at a time when I feel like I’m not complicit (rather than a desire for attention or self-promotion.) I am nobody, just a citizen who, like everyone else, has my own opinions and believes in my heart that, ultimately, I want the best not only for the country but for humanity, life Wild and environmental “the other is opposed to fascism of the right, left or any other wing, at least in this country is free to disagree.”
“So, I feel when someone in this administration, for example, or perhaps in the media, in entertainment or in the public, says or does something that, in my opinion, supports or satisfies the irresponsibility of this administration or various problems with the government or law enforcement. expressing an opinion. Perhaps a strong response or opinion or perhaps considered by some to be a lewd or immature response. It happens, “the singer concluded.
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