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Explain to me again why I should care about “the news” when have a vested interest in pushing my buttons, their analyses are so biased, and their priorities so skewed.

About , case in point: today, major in 🇪🇸 imply that by far the most important (as measured by real estate occupied on their front pages) is

what one person

who is the head of a federation of

one sport

in one country

says at a press conference about

one incident.

That incident was _not_ a crime. That person is _not_ an influential leader or thinker. There is no international conflict involved. Nobody died, or is going to die, or is going to survive, depending on the outcome of this.

Not elections in Gabon. Not Ukraine. Not the crisis in Niger. Not protests in Syria.

Let alone the 1,323 children under 5 who died of _yesterday_.

No. This.

@tripu Dude, there was a sport? Sorry to hear that. We had a sport, and a legion of blue-shirted shitters (sorry) came through and chanted about "we shit on <city>" (that's why i called them that).
It seems that the distraction works, not matter how much either of us hates it.

@tripu Oh, i missed the original prompt. Sorry.
The answer is no. You should not.

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