tailgater wrote:I wish people would stop confusing over/under reporting by mistake, and the purposeful misrepresentation of deaths because it makes Cuomo look bad.
It's disingenuous and shows lack of character.
I’m not confusing either. I’m saying both under reporting events are intentional for self serving purposes. One wasn’t a mistake and the other purposeful. Both were purposeful and disgusting. Wrong is wrong no matter who is doing it. It’s not a hard concept if you have integrity you are not willing to suspend willingly for your guy.
Data and reporting was removed from the CDC and given to a small cabal of Trump loyalists to control. Unprecedented. That data was then manipulated, misrepresented or sh1tcanned/stifled. And cuomo did similar at a smaller level (only because that’s the limit of his influence). Same day same douches.
And yes there is also under reporting that is unintentional and unavoidable. No one is talking about that. But that’s a fact. Covid deaths are way under reported. Full stop. It’s just the way it is and there really isn’t a way to 100% fix that.
Funny though. Most in here have been echoing the bunk talking point that things are over stated and over reported. Are we at least finally past that stupidity? That would be progress and folks could pretend they never believed that garbage. They could add it to the list like being so stupid they believed trump that bammy wasn’t born here. Whole lot of stupid to be exploited by don the con.