I was thinking especially of the anchors on corporate media stations like CNN. The more successful a public individual, the more he or she has to bow to standards of political correctness, and the PC thing to do in a pandemic is to thank the first responders. If you think about it even for a nanosecond, though, you realize the PC code in that case is a hypocritical cover up of how those responders and the rest of the lower-middle class members of the real economy have been screwed over by neoliberal globalization.
Is it the same in all countries? I don't know because I watch only North American news. I'd expect that all the corporate media types would be politically correct in that way. Are you in Europe? Have you heard celebrities virtue-signal there by publicly thanking the first responders?
Super solid, and timely. I work at two warehouses now and i definitely feel the burn right now. People do essentially live on Netflix at this point.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I may aim to write some more short, pugnacious articles like that one for awhile.
DeleteI was thinking especially of the anchors on corporate media stations like CNN. The more successful a public individual, the more he or she has to bow to standards of political correctness, and the PC thing to do in a pandemic is to thank the first responders. If you think about it even for a nanosecond, though, you realize the PC code in that case is a hypocritical cover up of how those responders and the rest of the lower-middle class members of the real economy have been screwed over by neoliberal globalization.
ReplyDeleteIs it the same in all countries? I don't know because I watch only North American news. I'd expect that all the corporate media types would be politically correct in that way. Are you in Europe? Have you heard celebrities virtue-signal there by publicly thanking the first responders?