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The coronavirus experts that the mainstream media platformed are far more representative of the general opinion of the medical and epidemiological community tha

• leereeves 5y ago
  Yes, as the evidence comes in, it seems probable that the mainstream media got Invermectin right. They've gotten other things wrong. Whether they ultimately turn out to be right or wrong about any particular topic, the problem occurs much earlier: they choose their position before conclusive evidence is available, often, as in this case, based mostly on politics, then skew their coverage to fit. I'd prefer to hear the arguments and evidence from an impartial source, not a political position.
• azangru 5y ago
  > are far more representative of the general opinion of the medical and epidemiological community But that isn't the answer to the question asked in the parent comment. The parent was wondering which media would choose guests that have a differing view from theirs. The mainstream media happened to align with the people representing the general opinion of the medical and epidemiological community, and were rarely inviting Robert Malone, Peter McCullough, or Jay Bhattacharia, who had different views.
• willcipriano 5y ago
  The media manufactures opinion so that isn't surprising, the same can be said for the Hunter Biden laptop story, or WMD in Iraq.
• lkfjasdlkjfsad 5y ago