615vols
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And what condition is it in now?That's OK to think that, or even wonder that aloud when in a room with your aides, or something. I just wouldn't have tweeted it or said it publicly. Pretty sure dumping that much water on a burning building, especially one as old as that one, would just collapse the whole thing. There's a reason they only use those in forest fires.
He just says things sometimes that are perfectly OK to wonder, or say to your buddies because they won't be misinterpreted, or something like that. Just because you think something doesn't mean you have to say it though.
So Trump posted into this discussion on VN???? @Freak you got Trump on here???You might have a point.... except the Trump insinuated himself into the discussion by tweeting.
You can't have it both ways.
Definitely not from an airplane, because it'd be so hard to control where the water went. That works well when you want to drop the water indiscriminately over a large area, like a forest fire. It seems like perhaps you could drop it over a confined area from a chopper, but then you'd collapse the building.Perhaps I'm just drawing a blank, but I don't recall seeing aerial water drops to extinguish a structural fire.
The President of the United States cannot expect to tweet about world events and have his critics ignore it, especially when he does so stupidly, as here.
Those of you crying about him being chastised and stomping your feet in feigned outrage over it need to put your loyalty to Trump to the side and recognize he brought this all on himself.
Your priorities are all kind of screwed if you consider Trump's tweet to be the story, and not the loss of a storied cathedral.