But it's odd that so many members of our species are viciously saying the Spanish bald guy should be hung, drawn and quartered.
Just another example of media inflating something, encouraging exaggeration and goading readers and viewers into extreme reaction to a totally trivial incident.

And by turning into a major incident (like Covid and Brexit and convicted not attending court and a hundred other unimportant issues to make better stories) they deflect attention from real problems.

www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-12462...lt-true-victims.html

Typically, dishonestly not mentioned now in fake media BIAS BY OMISSION.

Rubiales was also seen effusively hugging other members of the Spain national team and kissing them on their cheeks.

Mon Aug 21: Having said she "didn't like" the kiss during a livestream on Sunday night, Jenni Hermoso brushed off Rubiales' behaviour earlier on Monday, saying the kiss was "NO BIG DEAL" and blaming "THE EMOTION OF THE MOMENT."

Tue Aug 22: Back in Spain, the issue DOMINATED THE NEWS. Sanchez said Rubiales' apology was "insufficient and inadequate." Acting Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Diaz said he must stand down.

JK2006 wrote:
But it's odd that so many members of our species are viciously saying the Spanish bald guy should be hung, drawn and quartered.


There is so little compassion anymore, so little empathy. We seem to hate ourselves.

JK wrote, "..so many members of our species are viciously saying the Spanish bald guy should be hung, drawn and quartered. Just another example of media inflating something, encouraging exaggeration and goading readers and viewers into extreme reaction to a totally trivial incident."

Spain & Co fake media finally learned the U$/UK fake media old trick from Billy Wilder's 1952 fake media expose, "Ace In The Hole". Quote, bent-hack Kirk Douglas to cadet-hack, "What they didn't teach you in journalism school, is that BAD NEWS always sells best!"