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After requesting my help "describing" the #GreatBarringtonDeclaration, @smervosh at @nytimes decided to "tweak the language" rather than publish the one sentence I gave her for her 4,500 word article: "The Declaration calls for much better protection of high risk elderly ... 1/3https://twitter.com/smervosh/status/1350933869600641036 …
... while removing ineffectual general lockdowns, such as school closings, that have failed to protect the old while generating enormous collateral public health damage, especially hurting children and the inner city urban working class." 2/3
Unlike many prior false characterizations, I am thankful that the Declaration was not gravely distorted though, as it does "calls for better protecting the vulnerable while others in society [be allowed to] resume life as normal". 3/3
The narrative is more important than facts these days
NYT engaging propaganda - again.
I agree with this Declaration but please update the signatures that I put many every day but I do not see that the number of signatories increases from day to day.
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