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Coronavirus: Leading bloggers as bad role models, or people who sell your health?
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

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    Look as how at exact same time this guys started to grow beard?

    And this time had been as people had been asked to follow masks mode, while their role models actually made everything to make mask inefficient.

    Beards are not compatible with masks and especially incompatible with respiratos and half/full face masks. so you always remove such first.

    You can say that this is accident. But such channels monetize everything and it is good probability that for good amount of money all is possible.
    Can also be special request from big sponsors or people who actually rpomote channels (represenattives of media groups).
    Sounds nuts? Don't be so fast, it is capitalism, everything sells.

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  • jonpaisjonpais

    Right. It's bloggers. Not Trump.

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    @jonpais

    You know, it is not always Trump who are at fault :-) Shocking, right?

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    Had one interesting talk with one mid sized influencer.

    It seems indeed right that at least some bloggers could get better terms from leading sponsors (that require them to do integration inside each video) if they will grow beards (in talks they mentioned few other things to not make it stick too much).

    Of course bloggers knew that is at stake despite no one talked directly about coronavirus and additional deaths that will follow as result of their decisions.

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