You do not always get to have your cake and eat it too

You do not always get to have your cake and eat it too.

That means you, Chris Cuomo.

On this podcast a video clip was played showing Chris Cuomo attacking the Congressman from Florida, Byron Donalds. Chris was vitriolic to Byron, an outright attempt to shame and verbally punish Congressman Byron Donalds because that man chose to value autonomy, was an advocate for choice, respected medical freedom. That video was Chris going after Byron, because Byron didn’t take the covid vaccine himself and also didn’t believe in coercing Americans to take it either.

In the podcast Chris Cuomo then doubled down, paraphrasing, but he basically said he would not apologize for promoting the covid vaccine.

Classic case of wanting to have your cake and eat it too.

Chris is probably smart enough to know which way the wind is turning, like any opportunist, he’s jumping ship fast. No one wants to be on a sinking Titanic.

Your friends and mine, also bullied and harassed those of us who chose the following:

• Valued autonomy

• Advocated for choice

• Respected medical freedom

Your family and mine, are still in our lives. We have the memories of what they said to us, but they are our family members after all.

It’s baked into the cake, that a lot of people will jump ship. It will one day, be common knowledge, that the covid vaccine has 1291 side effects listed on Pfizer documents. Those who read the tea leaves, know it’s time to abandon the narrative of masks, lockdowns, the covid vaccine. That’s the smart play.

Those individuals have a choice to make. Do they go halfsie, play the blame game, try to have their cake and eat it too. They may capitulate to a mistake, but they may also stop short of copping to any kind of ownership for their part, what they themselves chose to do.

That’s what Chris Cuomo did, went halfsie, played the blame game, tried to have his cake and eat it too. Watch the podcast With his hand caught in the proverbial cookie jar, he lacks real courage to admit and apologize for his mistakes. He obfuscates, plays the blame game, mentions everyone but himself. He won’t cop to being in the media on CNN, playing a role in coercing the covid vaccine. He doubles down, outright says he won’t apologize, then blames everyone and their brother, just never himself for the role that he played.

That was a big mistake. People would forgive him if he was authentic and if he told the truth. But after being lied to about the PlanDemic, millions of Americans are now injured or dead from the covid vaccine, going halfsie won’t fly. Chris Cuomo should have come clean, made a Mea Culpa, let the chips fall where they may. It would have been hard, but he would have been forgiven by those who care about him.

Chris Cuomo tried to have his cake and eat it too.

That was a mistake.

Because it won’t work.

I applaud Adam Sosnick and Vincent Oshana for having the balls to push back. These are their direct quotes on that podcast

VINCENT OSHANA: minute mark 1:08:05

“But Chris, we can’t even talk about it here because if we say certain words, just like I got a strike for even mentioning it, because these are facts, cancer up, turbo cancer up, people dying at a younger age up. People dropping dead . . . We can’t talk about it, and during this pandemic, the biggest problem was, Chris, during the pandemic, they silenced . . . “

ADAM SOSNICK: minute mark: 1:09:04

“I think people have a problem with two things. Hypocrisy and accountability. My body my choice, what the hell happened with that. My body my choice. Abortion, the biggest issue that lost Republicans the mid term elections. All of a sudden, mandate, you lose your job, you lose your business. It’s an accountability, and I refuse to back off this.”

I reiterate, YOUR friends and family members, are among those who believed the false narrative from the fake news at minimum and coerced others at maximum. We ALL know people from our own inner circles that took the covid vaccine. When rats jump ship, read the tea leaves, want to save themselves, they will have a choice to make:

• Come clean that they made mistakes that cost them.

• Make a Mea Culpa, that they were wrong.

• Let the chips fall where they may.

To try to have your cake and eat it too, simply won’t fly. Not in this environment, for something so catastrophic as masks, lockdowns, the covid vaccine.

For our personal friends and family members, we will forgive them because we love them. But the coercion was real, consequences were devastating in suicides from those who couldn’t feed their families during lockdowns, businesses decimated, those who lost their jobs because they refused coercion. The suffering was on a massive and world-wide scale. That’s why expecting to get off Scott free, won’t fly. Not in this environment, for something so catastrophic as masks, lockdowns, the covid vaccine.

I believe that we need to forgive. Our personal friends and family members are amongst those who took the covid vaccine at minimum and coerced others at maximum. We need to forgive. But it’s easier to do that, if the person we’re forgiving is authentic and also takes accountability. Lie to us the first time, with debilitating consequences. Lie to us a second time, you refuse to take accountability, that won’t fly.

I believe that if you come clean, have a Mea Culpa, let the chips fall where they may, that you will be forgiven by those who love you.

Chris Cuomo tried to play both sides, he obfuscated, tried to blame others. That wasn’t the right decision. He would have been better off being authentic and taking accountability, let the chips fall where they may.

Watch and learn. Don’t do what Chris Cuomo did. In the real world, you don’t always get to have your cake and eat it too.

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Photo: Chris Cuomo doubles down, paraphrase of what he said on the podcast that he won’t apologize for promoting the covid vaccine.