Are these the musings of a sane person?

No. He did not. Spunky gave the quote above. It was question. This post was edited by my2cents at April 24, 2020 10:26 AM MDT

Yes, sunlight kills germs, no doubt.  But to even question whether the chemicals in Lysol could be ingested to kill them is dangerous in the extreme.  You saw what happened with the couple who drank aquarium cleaner because it contained hydroxychloroquine, something Trump kept touting and which ultimately turned out to be false.  Yes, there are people that stupid and that very stupid man lost his life believing Trump was onto something.  

They quote is "something" like that.....do we have something that could be injected to cleanse the body. 

There is a company working on using UV inside the body currently to stop infections. 

Also after the 1918 pandemic the it was said that the temp hospitals were believed to have helped more because of more "fresh air, sunlight, hygiene". And should be included in future plans to fight a pandemic. (Hygriene would have been followed in wide permanent hospitals...I assume)

How will we get sunlight inside the body. If applied in massive doses to pentetrate skin, the patient would already be dead. Science rules. Too bad some folks don't get that.

There is in fact a company currently working on a implant in the throax that uses UV light to fight infections.  Light also absorbed through our skin. 

A combination of fresh air, sunlight, scrupulous standards of hygiene, and reusable face masks appears to have substantially reduced deaths among some patients and infections among medical staff. We argue that temporary hospitals should be a priority in emergency planning. Equally, other measures adopted during the 1918 pandemic merit more attention than they currently receive.
 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4504358/

This is from 4 yrs ago. 

Here's a similar question:  Married women sometimes have affairs, is it possible your wife is one of them?"

m2c is a woman.

I'm well aware of that---my phraseology was based on not wanting here to accuse me of some personal slight against her.

Nope not possible. I do not have one. This post was edited by my2cents at April 25, 2020 9:51 PM MDT

Another example of "outside the box" thinking:

Hey, we have anecdotal reports of good results obtained in various situations when we perform experiments with "pyramid power." Maybe everybody should sleep under a pyramid configured at home for the next 3 months---After all, what have you got to lose?

Not a sane question if posing it results in a need for product manufacturers to issue warnings not to pursue it to prevent accidental death.

Manufactures issued the statment as a response to reporters calling them and asking if it was safe....

Again. He did inquire about injecting disinfectant. People are stupid, Trump and his followers included.

You can’t even hint at such nonsense, particularly in desperate times. Someone in his position needs to be above such ridiculously capricious comments.

The fact that a public statement had to be made to contradict what you claim didn’t happen, proves all the points I just made.

Now Trump says he said it “sarcastically“to test the fake media. (Preposterous) You all need to get on the same page. 

I do not believe he was being sarcastic. But I heard and can read exactly what was said. And he did not say to inject disinfectants. 

He said he was bring sarcastic. In those words. Said it today. I personally don’t think Trump is even capable of sarcasm. 

Does it seem you are mighty inconsistent about which Trump comments you want to believe? 

Given the stunning amount of bullsh** every time he speaks, you are fighting a losing battle.

This post was edited by Don Barzini at April 25, 2020 9:51 PM MDT

As I said I heard and read the question.   And I disagree anout the sarcasm. 
The media took the quote and twisted it.  

And again, we see the President go up to the podium, completely unprepared, he has no idea what he’s talking about, says things that shock
the conscience and make no sense; and here you are inventing excuses for it. 

Maybe we just write this one off as “locker room talk”, as well. Pathetic. 

To be able to hear and/or to read is indeed thought to be good, but supposedly comprehension is even better---at least according to some experts.

I agree and it is amazing that some can neither hear nor read and a statement without twisting it.   I want "Something like that"  is not saying I want that.