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Jarhead Husker
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Nicely done. This response is a much better articulation of a position, instead of a short, dismissive, smart ass quip.Two things, first you listed a nice list of where we can start blame if we want. While the media might shape some opinion, those in power in our various government offices and departments are the ones to shape policy. They are the ones we elect to protect us. The media is not blameless. They have allowed themselves to reduce staff that had at least some ability to understand complex topics. Like science editors and reporters that had some background in said subjects. Whether you believe this pandemic is a hoax or is real and a disaster, you an look at local, state and federal government and decide where the blame lies. From letting the wrong messaging get out that made it look like it was bad and it wasn't to not taking it seriously and blowing the response. Either way and anything in between can be placed at the feet of the government.
Second thing:
This highlighted sentences is just ... I better not state what I really thing of this because I don't want to get into a fight. Again First Amendment.... who is going to be appointed to determine this??? I will volunteer to determine such things, but some may not like what I decide.
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. Last I knew the State of Nebraska was sending non approved masks out to local government. The state's response was "well this is what we have..."
