Thanks Ian,
Interesting video.
I've been doing this job for about 20 years so it was just one hard week amongst many.
Rather than having time to talk, most of the cases I see are sudden death and it's families in shock who are processing death for the first time.

I try and have conversations which might console and help people process and grieve but it's clearly the wrong time to be starting that journey.

It would do us well to practice and culture death and living behaviours but I suppose that is the opposite of consumerism and is avoided for a reason.

The misinformation I am referring to is not only that from denial websites but also the government and and their ruling corporations.
Lies everywhere.

So yes I understand why people rely on other sources of information which sell alternative narratives.

The victims of all these lies are us the people.
My question is not whether the soil conditions for weeds exist but rather are weeds being intentionally cultivated to distract and divide. That at least seems to be the effect.

There is no proof of conspiracy required to demonstrate the evil of capital relations under capitalism. Check pharma profiteering from insulin as an example. If the debate is whether a novel virus existed or whether viruses cause disease it's a diversion.

Cheers,
dan