BBC's "justification" for inviting those who've refused the vaccine onto Question Time. (They're now having to screen applications for rabid anti-vaxxers.)
Ridiculous non-logic, because belief in a Flat Earth can't put the lives of others at severe risk.
theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
Ridiculous non-logic, because belief in a Flat Earth can't put the lives of others at severe risk.
theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
Can you imagine the mindset of someone who's essentially saying: "f*** reality - if people want to believe stuff that's KNOWN OBJECTIVELY to be untrue, we should give them a platform anyway"?
Having them anywhere near the flagship national broadcaster is beyond ridiculous.
Having them anywhere near the flagship national broadcaster is beyond ridiculous.
It's the old "from the point of view of representation, Mrs Miggins the pie shop owner knows as much about international trade as customs specialists" Brexit argument all over again.
Except this time it's deadly.
Except this time it's deadly.
And here's what happens when you put out a Welcome mat for fringe groups:-
"BBC to vet Question Time audience after call for unvaccinated to appear
Disinformation specialists brought in after Fiona Bruce’s appeal was publicised by anti-vaxx social media"
theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
"BBC to vet Question Time audience after call for unvaccinated to appear
Disinformation specialists brought in after Fiona Bruce’s appeal was publicised by anti-vaxx social media"
theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
Before they start asking the wrong people the wrong stuff, the BBC should forcefully challenge the government's endless lies about the success of the UK vaccine programme.
(Johnson still defines "fully vaccinated" as 2 doses from the POV of letting people enter the UK untested.)
(Johnson still defines "fully vaccinated" as 2 doses from the POV of letting people enter the UK untested.)
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