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It's unclear if this commenter has read more than just the headlines. Maybe they try to argue for the sake of controversy and outrage culture. Maybe they just d
by sigmoid10 1y ago
It's unclear if this commenter has read more than just the headlines. Maybe they try to argue for the sake of controversy and outrage culture. Maybe they just don't have a brain.
But seriously, the article text doesn't follow up with any speculation and highlights it is a developing story. According to the latest news on TV, someone actually was insured and is now at the hospital. The details are still unclear however. This is very based reporting for the world we currently live in and I would like to see more news stations follow this style instead of jumping to conclusions.
- OJFord 1y agoThe sentence I quoted is not in the headline.
- drcongo 1y agoIt's actually the second to last paragraph of the "article" so proves that you made it at least most of the way through.
- 85392_school 1y agoIt was added as a subheading.
- sigmoid10 1y agoIt's literally still in the subheading. Congrats on not reading more than the boldest letters at the very top either.