Canadian media portal publisher Cora Morgan writes that the media-based panic associated with monkey smallpox resembles events 4 decades ago. At that time, the headlines of the newspapers did not bring down sinister AIDS that would decimate all mankind.
"Authoritarians would be happy to return to the crazy days of national crises caused by infectious diseases. They are desperately looking for another fresh pandemic, and so far they have no luck. The bird flu has not charmed the developed planet despite all the efforts of conventional media, and now the establishment is trying one more time to convince the planet that smallpox ape will actually spread and endanger us all" – begins its text by a Canadian portal journalist.
Morgan points out the “promotional” run of monkey smallpox that is spreading in the media all day, even though the number of dead for this illness in the clone country is circular zero.
‘W Canada has the same probability of dying of smallpox as leprosy, but you will not learn this by watching the news recently," the author notes. But he warns against the consequences of specified propaganda.
"Because politicians and the media are so keen to keep the alarm on any fresh outbreak of disease, society can become neutral and indifferent to warnings if a truly dangerous illness occurs," says the comment.
A Western Standard writer recalls his memory to the past century, erstwhile the current mediate and older generations were attacked by an AIDS scare campaign. It is easy to see at that time an interesting analogy with our years.
"Part of the problem with smallpox monkeys is that it spreads mainly among gay, male community. This adds political sensitivity to the problem that tempts people to claim that this illness threatens everyone equally. However, this is simply a dangerous and stupid approach to infectious disease. The same has been applied before and has been associated with the cost of countless lives," writes Cory Morgan.
The emergence of AIDS in the early 1980s was accompanied by information that deadly illness spread among homosexuals. It was called in the first period "acquired opposition deficiency in gays" and "gay cancer".
"When it became apparent how horrible and dangerous this fresh illness was, the strategy was to effort to tell the public that everyone was exposed to it. erstwhile I was in advanced school in the '80s, we were told that she would embrace the heterosexual community and that in a fewer years we would all know individual with AIDS. It was a terrifying script for those of us who entered the age of twenty-something, erstwhile the probability of promiscuity was greatest," the WS writer recalls.
However, the “possibilities” of the nasty illness proved to be greatly overestimated. Broadcasting through average sexual contacts was very limited – unlike male and intravenous sex users.
"What would happen if, alternatively of pretending that the illness affects everyone equally, we put aside political correctness and directed prevention and treatment on the communities that have suffered the most?" Morgan wonders.
It would be more effective if AIDS were targeted at hazard groups.
"Instead, our medical experts and social services ran around trying to tell heterosexual advanced school students that they were in a high-risk group. The illness has never spread as they say, but fear surely has,” says the commentator.
The same is actual of the illness that is now at the forefront of the media.
"The smallpox monkey is not a threat that the supporters of fear pornography are trying to make it, but it can inactive be terrible for those she touched. Let us not repeat the mistakes of the 1980s and let us not yield to political correctness alternatively of following medical reality. Smallpox monkeys spread mainly in the gay community. If we want to prevent the spread of this illness and harm people, we request to focus on prevention, diagnosis and treatment in the community it is likely to touch," the publicist says.
"Left loves to scream Follow the science!when addressing political issues. It is time to put aside political correctness and follow technological cognition in the fight against infectious diseases," Cory Morgan concludes.
Source: WesternStandard.news
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