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Posted on 6/16/21 at 12:14 am to dgnx6
quote:Pretty sure that the entire world moved on from HCQ which was never effective 6 months ago.
Youve heard worse than hiding a treatment proven to lower the mortality rate if started in early stages of a deadly virus.
Posted on 6/16/21 at 12:53 am to selfgen
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This is very interesting. Could you elaborate? What were the sales group like and what were the news people like?
Imagine the stereotype of your typical leftist male or female. Scrawny/overweight weak men or pink haired cat lady women. Those are your news producers, content managers and those working in the newsroom.
Sales people are a lot more grounded. Strong men and married women are those who populate the sales wing. My best boss ever was a former college baseball pitcher at UNC-Charlotte who stood 6'7, he was the director of sales. Lots of guys like that in sales.
Posted on 6/16/21 at 12:54 am to keks tadpole
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IMO local news let us all down the most. These are the people who we see in Church, out to dinner, or their kids go to the same school as ours.
Instead of going to the local health care facilities, nursing homes, funeral homes and collecting real data daily on how many people were really sick or had passed; showing us in real time that there were not hordes of the sick and dying camped outside the infirmary and there were no freezer trucks parked behind the crematory, that was running night and day to dispose of the dead, they just keep pumping the corporate narrative, putting out cumulative numbers and telling us how bad things are.
It's unforgivable. I don't know how they sleep at night.
I was in the production call when the company I worked for decided to switch from reporting on deaths/hospitalizations to "cases", because news ratings were falling. News ratings spiked/peaked in March/April because of the early COVID stages, and started to go down, so to try and turn the tide the reporting switched to CASES CASES CASES because they wanted to keep people scared and therefore tuning into the news for the latest.
I sat in these meetings where this strategy was discussed.
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