Why did they show you one killing on a subway and let it simmer for two weeks?
Why was the second one public, political, and white-haired?
Why does every viral death feel like a rerun with new costumes?
Why do they release footage so clean you could use it for a training drill?
Why does the outrage always split down party lines?
Why does the narrative arc feel more curated than your Netflix feed?
Why does your body tense the same way each time you see one of these clips?
Why is the killer never just a man, but always a symbol?
Why does the weapon change, but the script stay the same?
Why is the reaction always faster than the fact-check?
Why do both sides claim it proves their point?
Why are we still pretending these events aren’t being coded for maximum detonation?
Why does your memory whisper, “I’ve seen this before,” right before the footage loops?
Why do they kill icons in public, and then hand you the reaction they already wrote?
And why...
out of all the things they could broadcast...
is it always blood?
Always panic.
Always tribal.
Always timed.
Do you still think this is coverage?
Or is it a ritual?
Are you watching the news...
Or are you participating in the script?
❌ Covid-19 hospitalisations are *not* 14 times higher than they were this time last year as the NHS CEO claimed.
✔️ Covid-19 hospitalisations are actually about 1.6 times lower than this time last year.
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