. . . but I was thinking.
The media, television news, anyway, wants to sensationalize what they broadcast so they gain viewers.
The locals don't do it quite as much.
Sometimes they even tell the entire story and get it right.
So, what is it I'm talking about.
The toilet paper and hand sanitizer rush we've had.
The original story was broadcast weeks ago.
It was about how Australians were having difficulty getting TP and hand sanitizer because theirs is made in China.
Because of the novel Corona virus the Chinese were not producing and shipping the stuff.
It's and interesting story.
What happened, though, was the producers of the story failed to emphasize that the issue was in Australia and also that the U.S. produces its own TP.
They're really good at only telling part of a story.
It means they can tell a part of another story.
Saying they're sorry later takes only a little bit of time and nobody really listens anyway.
There's something else on my mind, too.
It's a little more serious.
I haven't said much about the current major challenge in the world right now.
I won't joke about it because it's not funny.
The more I learn about it, the scarier it gets.
I will expound further when my thoughts are more organized (POCIR).
