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Imagine: We have spent the last few weeks outraged at college kids going to the beach and "Karens" mask-scolding people at Whole Foods. Meanwhile, our poorest neighborhoods are devastated by unemployment, social breakdown, and now riots. The media is complicit in all of it.
George Floyd needlessly lost his life. Derek Chauvin should be held fully accountable. Our poor communities are going up in flames. But the media elites, who will use this violence to advance their own narrative, will never pay a price. They will never be held to account.
And we shouldn't pretend "you can easily rebuild a Target." Violence has a way of permanently sticking to a community. In my village in Italy, there are still ruined buildings from the bombings in WWII. Not everything that is broken can be rebuilt.
Publications like the New York Times downplaying and glamorizing riots, looting, and arson certainly doesn't help either. And nobody is mentioning the *actual* acute danger of massive covid spreading from the otherwise justifiable mass protests.
Looks like CNN is being held accountable. Or at least tasting some karma.
Wow Looks like I was wrong!
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