NY Doctor Leaks Footage of Hospital(VID)(WTF)

[jiujitsubro]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE68xVXf8Kw

god help us all.

[FoxMcCocks]

She’s deep state brah it’s just the flu

[bfdehewdbyywhn]

scare tactics

a bunch of old people who were already bound to die before 2030. ohh boohooo. shut the country down, destroy the economy.

[wincel]

And this is just the beginning. We are gonna need emergency hospitals built and massive amounts of ventilators and other chit. It's going to get really bad within the month.

What this virus really shows is nobody appreciates exponential growth. Climate change is this exact same problem on a longer timescale. The resource exhaustion issue is another. We need people to be literate and aware of how growth works. We need to be prepared for what is coming. Not just covid, but far worse challenges lie in the future of mankind.

[Unstumpable]

The fake news york times. Of course they're fear mongering.

[Archangel_Lost]

i only watched the actual hospital parts of the vid and skipped all her talking but looked pretty normal to me

[BOZZ]

Talks about trump. Hit piece. Cares more about politics than patients

[dabbmw2002]

Hospitals are full of sick people, News at 11

[Voidgaze]

Talks about trump. Hit piece. Cares more about politics than patients

I have no deep interest in politics, but this whole Corona thing has shown me how Americans want to use Trump as a boogeyman when they can't cope with hardship.

[jimbob007]

[havoc00]

Talks about trump. Hit piece. Cares more about politics than patients

Of course how predictable

[Legz422]

Jesus. That's scary.

[OliverHeldens]

Obviously slanted piece designed to appeal to a certain type of reader. I read the NYTimes fairly regularly, and it's getting pathetic nowadays. If you read the NYTimes comments, I can't believe how few actually address the article at hand and are just people complaining about Trump or finding some way to connect any article to Trump(almost to the point where I wonder if they are all bots). The WSJ is headed down that same path, as their comments section is borderline un-readable as well.

I've seen these type of stories done a couple times already, and obviously a nurse is going to be more frantic about a certain situation that is considerably more difficult than anything she's done up to this point. If you interview a soldier in the heat of battle and one of his friends was just blown up by an IED, he's also going to be frantic and overly irrational.


I am rapidly getting to the point where corporate news is going to disappear from my list of entertainment sources.

[TheBateman]

I have no deep interest in politics, but this whole Corona thing has shown me how Americans want to use Trump as a boogeyman when they can't cope with hardship.

i can't stand CNN for this reason. every caption tries to take a shot at Trump and interviewers always questioning guests to shift blame on to POTUS

[wincel]

Obviously slanted piece designed to appeal to a certain type of reader. I've read the NYTimes fairly regularly, and it's getting pathetic nowadays. If you read the NYTimes comments, I can't believe how few actually address the article at hand and are just people complaining about Trump or finding some way to connect any article to Trump(almost to the point where I wonder if they are all bots). The WSJ is headed down that same path, as their comments section is borderline un-readable as well.

I am rapidly getting to the point where corporate news is going to disappear from my list of entertainment sources.

To be fair, Trump really was horribly irresponsible for spreading the rhetoric that this was no big deal.

[TheBateman]

Obviously slanted piece designed to appeal to a certain type of reader. I've read the NYTimes fairly regularly, and it's getting pathetic nowadays. If you read the NYTimes comments, I can't believe how few actually address the article at hand and are just people complaining about Trump or finding some way to connect any article to Trump(almost to the point where I wonder if they are all bots). The WSJ is headed down that same path, as their comments section is borderline un-readable as well.

I am rapidly getting to the point where corporate news is going to disappear from my list of entertainment sources.

do the writers respond to user comments? have you noticed any shifts in perspective from the staff writers? i only because i recently got WSJ subscription

i generally ignore comments on all that ****

[ConTroLFreaKK]

typical sloot behaviour snitching and making a "documentary" type video givin her own opinion for attention

[TheBateman]

typical sloot behaviour snitching and making a "documentary" type video givin her own opinion for attention

are you surprised?
short haircut, plaid shirt

[Kiop]

wonder why we
spend millions
on tv shows and
entairtainment and mars researchs

[Adam16121]

To be fair, Trump really was horribly irresponsible for spreading the rhetoric that this was no big deal.

The alternative being to say it is a big deal, and stimulate mass panic.

[wincel]

None of u bastards have any respect. She is trying to save lives and working daily and putting herself at risk and all I see is trash comments. You should be ashamed of urselves.

Spoiler!

lol

[wincel]

The alternative being to say it is a big deal, and stimulate mass panic.

No. It's to be responsible and tell ppl to stay in for their own good.

[demfeelsbro]

looked like a normal hospital scene, then footage of her ugly mug.....was this video meant to prove covid is serious???

[Noliberals4]

Both the far left and the far right are ****ing pathetic. One blames trump, while completely pretending china never hid anything. The other is saying it's no big deal and that the virus is a conspiracy to take down trump. Pathetic.

why is the media so anti-Trump then?

[OliverHeldens]

do the writers respond to user comments? have you noticed any shifts in perspective from the staff writers? i only because i recently got WSJ subscription

i generally ignore comments on all that ****

I have seen writers respond to comments in the WSJ, but it's super rare and typically only if someone brings up some type of inaccuracy or mistake. I've never seen it in one of these major articles that has 2000 comments, many of which are the same trolls who have been commenting there for years.

I don't notice many WSJ regular staff writers nowadays like I would with other publications. They seem to largely be faceless people paid to churn out articles. WSJ is definitely slanted toward the business community, but not necessarily in favor of Trump. Some articles are in favor of him, some against. It's not like the NYTimes which seems to make a point of slanting everything against Trump. In general WSJ is a much worse publication than it was in the past, but that's how all news is going nowadays.

[Mercworx]

And this is just the beginning. We are gonna need emergency hospitals built and massive amounts of ventilators and other chit. It's going to get really bad within the month.

What this virus really shows is nobody appreciates exponential growth. Climate change is this exact same problem on a longer timescale. The resource exhaustion issue is another. We need people to be literate and aware of how growth works. We need to be prepared for what is coming. Not just covid, but far worse challenges lie in the future of mankind.

They are building them as we speak.

Thankfully we have decisive leadership that closed travel down far ealier than most world leaders. Our Presidents longstanding suspicion of China was correct.

[OliverHeldens]

To be fair, Trump really was horribly irresponsible for spreading the rhetoric that this was no big deal.

It has been at least two months since Trump downplayed COVID, and even then China was withholding information about how bad it was. Tough say any world leader messed up when they all were likely just trying to prevent an all out panic during very uncertain times.

His decision to stop flights from China was very important, and likely saved thousands of US lives.

[Bigdumogre]

New York Times
That hospital is always busy as fuk I used to live near there.
Nothing new here
Shill/10

[Ikeman83]

So, those thousands of ventilators in storage that Gov Cuomo said weren't needed yet should probably be there...

[MotorCityCobra]

relax guys, the flu is worse. trump said so.