NPR has been my periodically go to commute NPC update source. But even that is getting trite. There has been 3 topics NPR has been discussing over the last few months:
corona virus cases. We went from 2 weeks to flatten the curve to 7 months. The talk went from deaths, to hospitalizations, to now cases, the increase in cases in certain areas. Cases mean nothing.
racism. interviews with octogenarians about racism in the 50s and how it is somehow relevant today. Racism so prevalent, that they have to go back 60 years to find it or blindly speculate modern racism without any data. Or "systemic racism" because some hierarchy isnt a perfect representation of society demographics means its racist. Systemic racism as a figurative bogey man to explain modern lack of performance in a demographic, with no data, actual racist individuals or anything.
Also actual story from a week ago: coffins were discovered in Tulsa OK, there has been no testing, research, or confirmation of any kind, but we will tell you they are black people coffins from the Tulsa massacre in 1927.
The latest thing they want to hate on Trump. "anonymous sources say", and all that. Trump's lies, Trump conceded, Trumps family wants him to concede, Trump is wrong about election fraud, and I still hear Russia collusion too, years later, even after proven false...
And then the rare triple crown: the corona virus is disproportionately affecting black people and its all Trumps fault, here is why.
yep, since 2017 here. I may watch some MSM when i want to get a feel for what normies will be told or told they should believe and therefore believe.
NPR has been my periodically go to commute NPC update source. But even that is getting trite. There has been 3 topics NPR has been discussing over the last few months:
corona virus cases. We went from 2 weeks to flatten the curve to 7 months. The talk went from deaths, to hospitalizations, to now cases, the increase in cases in certain areas. Cases mean nothing.
racism. interviews with octogenarians about racism in the 50s and how it is somehow relevant today. Racism so prevalent, that they have to go back 60 years to find it or blindly speculate modern racism without any data. Or "systemic racism" because some hierarchy isnt a perfect representation of society demographics means its racist. Systemic racism as a figurative bogey man to explain modern lack of performance in a demographic, with no data, actual racist individuals or anything.
Also actual story from a week ago: coffins were discovered in Tulsa OK, there has been no testing, research, or confirmation of any kind, but we will tell you they are black people coffins from the Tulsa massacre in 1927.
And then the rare triple crown: the corona virus is disproportionately affecting black people and its all Trumps fault, here is why.