You did refer to "marginalization" of (Republicans') access to medicine. It was unclear whether you were only referring to the effect of well established federal drug policy and standards of the medical industry or a more specific/deliberate marginalization effort.
The corruption of the news media is in their choice to mock and literally laugh [...]
Ah, well I'm not aware of that, but that may be because I typically rely more on text-based media than video.
The idea that this is somehow the media’s fault for not being sufficiently patient and understanding with the ivermectin crowd is actually quite pathetic. Stop infantilizing these people; they are adults with their own agency. Their bad decisions are not the fault of the media[0].
0 - Especially since this crowd was shouting “fake news” for years. How exactly is the media going to convince a bunch of people who are convinced that they’re liars?
Hate = blame
Love = forgiveness
Listen and see whom people blame and that's who they hate. See who they apologize for and that's who they love.
Been that way since forever.
> the idea that there's some kind of widespread anti-Republican medical discrimination or corruption going on
is a total mischaracterization of what I was saying. In fact, it's essentially pulled from thin air.
The corruption of the news media is in their choice to mock and literally laugh at people sick from veterinary iver because kicking the out-group is popular with their audience (read $$). They do this instead of explaining (in a meaningful way) how we got here, and what steps we can take to make the situation better.