Why does the media talk so much more about the coronavirus than about the food lines, the evictions, the social consequences of all that despair? There are many ways to ruin a life and damage a nation.

Nov 29, 2020 · 5:11 PM UTC

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It's called programming!!! You know all about that. Every wicked government on the planet is engaging in massive programming to usher in the NWO It's NOT going to work!!! We are sovereign FREE BEINGS
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Those issues do not fit the political narrative that the media is pushing. the “because science” narrative colors republicans as science denying rubes and makes the media feel superior to the hoi polloi.
Replying to @marwilliamson @r8dr4lfe75
Because it's depressing and they want ratings.
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@CNN has been doing a pretty good job showing the lines and doing live interviews w/people effected by this.
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Because the corona virus is scary, and they can blame it on trump. The other things are a byproduct of the lockdowns, which they support.
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Media is fear based..
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Funny that vaccination was such a prominent issue back when the race was still on. Look at it now. It could make or break us - all.
Replying to @marwilliamson @r8dr4lfe75
Your physic aren’t you? What do the voices tell you about this?
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Glitz scary but ethereal. Food lines are scary and real..evictions are real foreclosures are REAL.. and those are all coming
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