National Media Uses Fake News Photographs to Depict Beachgoers in Jacksonville, Florida as Violating Distancing Rules

Florida imposed social distancing rules. The rules worked.

Now some cities in Florida want to begin relaxing the rules -- which should be something we're happy to see them do.

If the goal is to stop disease, that is.

If the goal is to put the country into an economic depression from which it might literally never recover, just to beat Trump in November -- then you'd agitate against any move to open a city back up.

Florida has beaten coronavirus, in all but one area -- Miami Dade. A city which just so happens to receive a lot of visitors from plague-riddled New York City.

But apparently the rest of Florida must observe Miami Dade's lockdown rules, just as Montana must observe New York City's lockdown rules.

And by the way: I think we'd love that. New York City, the biggest hotspot in America, is exempting itself from the rules it demands for counties in which only a dozen people have had coronavirus.

But back to Florida.

Because the national media wants to destroy the economy to win an election, they immediately began attacking Jacksonville and its mayor for reopening beaches.

They were so determined to pressure Jacksonville to shut its beaches (despite New York City not closing its own parks) they began running fake news pictures of the beaches, trying to show they were dangerously clogged with people.

But to accomplish this, they resorted to trickery. They used telephoto lenses, usually used in sports in order to make things far away seem closer, to contract together people who were in fact separated by a dozen yards of distance.

Compare the shots of the same patch of beach, at about the same time, when taken with normal lenses.

It's not just John Ekdahl noting this deliberate photographic deception. Local news outlets have had to explain why their photos show people fairly far away from each other, while the photos from the national media show them breathing down each other's necks.

The media is so invested in provoking an unnecessary-but-politically-useful depression that they're wishing death on Trump supporters just for... observing the current local rules about social distancing.

And of course that sourc*nt bitch will face absolutely no professional consequences for wishing death on Americans. Because wishing death on Americans is patriotic if you're a leftwinger looking to win an election.

This psychopathic broken bitch's "apology" consists of her (or xer) claiming to have not, in fact, offered the wish that the virus "thin the ranks" of Trump supporters.

We call all read it, even though she deleted it. She's just telling you not to believe your lying eyes.

The same sociopath media that is always attacking Trump for refusing to admit his errors refuses to admit its own errors. The closest they come is gaslighting like this.

May the devil take them all to hell.

And may coronavirus thin their ranks.

posted by Ace at 07:01 PM

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