Nepo baby Violet Affleck proves Trump right about the UN’s uselessness

The United Nations faced criticism recently when 19-year-old Violet Affleck, daughter of actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, was chosen to speak at a session on Healthy Indoor Air. Despite her lack of qualifications, Violet spoke passionately about the importance of filtering air and implementing mask mandates in light of the ongoing pandemic. However, her speech raised eyebrows and highlighted the UN’s questionable decisions.

It’s important to note that the pandemic has long since ended, with low infection rates and COVID no longer being a major cause of death in the US. Scientific studies have also shown that masks are not very effective in stopping the spread of the virus. Even Dr. Anthony Fauci has admitted that masks only work “at the margins” in public health efforts.

The choice to have Violet Affleck speak at the UN event, instead of experts in the field, seemed like a misstep. Her personal experience with a post-viral condition in 2019, before the pandemic, raised questions about her expertise on the topic. The event promised “high-level speakers,” yet failed to deliver on that promise.

Former President Donald Trump also criticized the UN, questioning its value and functionality. He highlighted the institution’s failures in solving global problems and creating new ones. Trump emphasized that the UN was meant to be a force for good in the world after World War II, but has fallen short of that goal.

Overall, the choice to have Violet Affleck speak at the UN event brought attention to the organization’s shortcomings and raised questions about its effectiveness. The UN must prioritize expertise and credibility in its speakers to maintain its reputation as a global leader in addressing important issues.