On a recent Tweet, KISS legend Paul Stanley revealed that he made a good thing without knowing what he did and explained how it could actually help your way of thinking.
Before sharing a statement, Paul retweeted Anderson Cooper’s speech on CNN, which was criticizing Donald Trump for pretending like the coronavirus gone away and making a point about the danger of the virus.
Afterward, Paul stated that he wasn’t meant to retweet that post, but it actually worked for everybody by saying that listening to both sides and changing the way looking into points could help your beliefs.
Here is what Paul Stanley wrote:
“I didn’t mean to retweet what is below. Somehow by accident I did but guess what…
Solid opinions come from listening to both sides and then forming an educated point of view. It can only help your beliefs.”
You can check out the tweets below.
I didn’t mean to retweet what is below. Somehow by accident I did but guess what… Solid opinions come from listening to both sides and then forming an educated point of view. It can only help your beliefs.
— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) June 25, 2020
"Publicly, [Trump] is pretending the virus is passed. Privately, he is living in a biological bunker," says @andersoncooper. "…He's as sanitized…as anyone can be, and in the midst of that epicenter of sanitation, he's encouraging everyone else, 'Don't follow the guidelines.'" pic.twitter.com/CoTS4Go2V7
— CNN (@CNN) June 24, 2020
