Watch The Media Downplay Coronavirus and Repeatedly Claim It's Less Dangerous Than the Common Flu
Plus: Trump Presser, Continued

The presser continues here.

The same media that repeatedly attacks Trump for "lying" when he said the coronavirus might turn out to be less deadly for the flu seems to have overlooked their own lies -- they say that mistaken guesses are lies, so their bad guesses are lies too -- in claiming the same thing.

Over and over and over again.

I especially like seeing Dr. Anderson Cooper weighing in.

Tucker Carlson points out the New York Times publishing an article titled, "Who Says It's Not Safe to Travel to China?," insisting coronavirus was no big deal and nothing we should delay travel plans over.

Tucker Carlson and Senator Cotton spoke about the disproportionate coverage of impeachment -- and lack of any major media coverage of coronavirus -- on January 28th. The day after Joe Scarborough mentioned it for the very first time, downplaying its dangerousness.

By the way, the busty, silver-dollar-nippled man who wrote a book stating that no one should ever speak upon an area in which he does not have credential expertise decided that his degree from Twitter University gave him the credentials to decide if the Wuhan virus escaped from a lab or not:

I linked a couple of posts from Drew Holden's thread earlier, but do check out his entire thread of the media attacking Trump and anyone else who suggested that hydroxychloroquine might be effective.

It's almost -- almost! -- as if they're rooting for the plague because OrangeManBad.

Jordan Schaechtel has a question that answers itself: If the entire country is on forcible lockdown -- and if it's unamerican to complain about this -- why the FUCK is the US epicenter of the plague, New York City, not itself quarantined and "socially isolated" from the rest of the country?

Why is everyone else being inconvenienced while New Yorkers are still free to jetset around and drive to to Atlantic City or Foxwoods?

Our all-knowing political masters have decided to keep airports open, the subways (Petri dish inside of a Petri dish) & buses operating, trains moving, etc. That's our "scientific" approach.

You over there in flyover country: lock yourself in your house, in the name of science.

— Jordan Schachtel (@JordanSchachtel) April 3, 2020

If you want to know who rules you, ask who it is who's not quarantined during a pandemic.

posted by Ace at 06:04 PM

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