May I add the copy/paste journalist? Mindless copy/paste of absurd research is ending up in major newspapers without any verification. Does anyone ever read the actual studies?I do Example: the B117 variant scare by Neil Ferguson is just another pile of rubbish yet goes viral
Lockdowns have protected the laptop class of young low-risk journalists, scientists, teachers, politicians and lawyers, while throwing children, the working class and high risk older people under the bus.pic.twitter.com/hXAFRhlAFG
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THANK YOU. they source articles that literally say the opposite of what they write. it kills me. what fucking journalists are they?
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When terminated?
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Yes, and given the unaffected people, which has higher social class and power. The people most affected doesn't have a voice, and are really not given a voice.
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As always, nothing changed in 2020, they are protecting themselves, their own class, by throwing the rest of us under the bus.pic.twitter.com/s1LlXQec3m
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I’m not sure the relatively young professionals who’ve spent the year working at home really wanted this approach to the pandemic. They had no choice either.
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Absolutely have.
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In France, this group: the teachers, administrative staff, young professionals has joined in support of their students to demand a return to the classroom, cheap meals, affordable living for those in their 20s: the ‘sacrificed’ generationhttps://www.france24.com/en/france/20210121-as-students-despair-france-addresses-plight-of-pandemic-s-lost-generation …
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its deleted now????? wut
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