wiredrider9 said:The media in America cares way more about some random priest holding service than they do about doctors and nurses seeing their paychecks slashed while working in absolute garbage conditions without basic gear. If those healthcare workers actually spoke up, they'd be threatened with being fired immediately. Like, take that nursing home in Miami—they don't even have a single damn computer, let alone gloves or masks; they haven't been given anything. But sure, let's ignore all that and obsess over one priest and a few people walking around town. That's clearly the "real" crisis we should all be worried about.
I get where you're coming from, but I don't think I agree.
No news outlet would bother covering a mass if it wasn't generating clicks. If stories about hospital shortages were outperforming religious coverage, you'd see them on the front page of every major site. But I guess for some Americans, whether a service was held or a reporter got harassed matters more than the fact that hospitals are running low on supplies and staff are losing money...
It’s the same story no matter which side you look at.