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Some observers noted how the media was quick to condemn South Dakota's recent Sturgis Motorcycle Rally as a super spreader event, yet didn't seem so keen to pick on the Central Park concert.
"You guys are bad", while promoting their own agenda under the same or worse circumstances.
How can or will anyone take the covid virus seriously, let alone their own reporting on the matter when they are so clearly biased. It's sad that it has to be an "us vs them" scenario exposed daily, but, when a media outlet tells you that your freedoms must be restricted due to a virus while constantly supporting the freedoms of others, be it riots or concerts, it's not just disingenuous, it's frightening.
They are illustrating that they will happily manipulate their reporting...reporting that many citizens might rely on today or tomorrow, simply to fit their agenda, facts be damned!
CNN panned for holding 'super spreader' concert upended by weather
CNN's "We Love NYC: Homecoming Concert" in Central Park was panned by critics as a "super spreader" event before getting washed out by severe weather ahead of Hurricane Henri on Saturday,
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CNN's "We Love NYC: Homecoming Concert" in Central Park was panned by critics as a "super spreader" event before getting washed out by severe weather ahead of Hurricane Henri on Saturday,
The concert was announced last month by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio when COVID-19 cases appeared to be under control in New York. The event was intended to celebrate the reopening of the Big Apple after having been largely shuttered during the pandemic. Attendees were required to show proof of vaccination.
As the concert got underway, however, some viewers denounced it as a "super spreader" event, observing the largely maskless crowd.
