Like, “HIPAA prevents your employer from asking your vaccine status” is ALSO completely false, but at least it’s a conceivable thing a U.S. law might say. You could believe that misinformation without completely lacking any scintilla of common sense. This, not so much.
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Your question assumes a level of intelligence that she does not possess.
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Someone please PLEASE ask her what HIPAA stands for
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First ask how to spell it, because 95% of people write it as HIPPA.
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Intentionally misinterpreting laws is all part of the disinformation.
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She got her civics education from facebook memes and Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: emails, so…
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Perhaps more importantly, does it never occur to the reporters asking these questions to point out that it's untrue?
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Have seen it done a couple times - it does seem rare during interviews, though. Maybe most aren't used to being that confrontational.
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Unfortunately it seems the reporter also isn’t aware, or at least didn’t bother to push back, which is why we keep spiraling downward. If the press isn’t informed or ballsy enough to challenge this kind of nonsense and press for answers then it just snowballs
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The reporter may have been afraid they were about to be arrested for violating MTGs HIPAA rights
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