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You can "well akshually" me all you want, it still doesn't discount what I said. It's the juxtaposition of people celebrating the "best day since [x]" while ten
by derg 6y ago
You can "well akshually" me all you want, it still doesn't discount what I said. It's the juxtaposition of people celebrating the "best day since [x]" while tens of millions are losing jobs.
- nightski 6y agoI'm just trying to say that a CNBC headline does not equal "people celebrating". If you watch it for a few days you'll see what I mean. Lately it feels like it has been "Best day since the great depression" followed by "Worst day since the great depression" every other day. They are very sensationalist.