Same news source -- about an hour's difference in time -- makes no sense

[Dirtlaw]

COVID-19 cases, deaths climb to levels not seen since last winter, wiping out months of progress

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So I'm supposed to believe which story???

[five.five-six]

COVID-19 cases, deaths climb to levels not seen since last winter, wiping out months of progress

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So I'm supposed to believe which story???

We will protect our vaccinated workers from their unvaccinated coworkers.



You are supposed to believe all of them or you are killing grandma.

[theLBC]

aussies using crisis actors to push the lies...

3 "patients", all 3 are actors.

[Squatch]

C'mon OP follow the science and you'll see they are both true...depending on who they are trying to target.

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[five.five-six]

You sound like a dangerous conspiracy theorist. ^^^ You too! ^^^

COVID-19 cases, deaths climb to levels not seen since last winter, wiping out months of progress

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California’s coronavirus cases are dropping, CDC says



So I'm supposed to believe which story???

[sd_shooter]

Don't believe either of them.
- The tests used to diagnose covid are deeply flawed, real case count far less
- Hospital admissions policies deliberately designed to pump up the bed count
- Vaccine effectiveness vastly overstated
- Existing conditions always omitted from discussions & reporting
- Hospital protocols designed to increase patient vulnerability and to reap maximum government covid bounties

[M1A Rifleman]

Weekly stats from Santa Clara County Dept Health indicate % County and statewide infection rates are dropping. They rose a bit at the start of the Delta variant stuff, but started dropping off after a month or so. Regardless of their numbers, they claim infections rates bad everyone needs vax, even though vax rates are about 80% county wide.

[Libertarian777]

COVID-19 cases, deaths climb to levels not seen since last winter, wiping out months of progress

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So I'm supposed to believe which story???

First one is referring to the USA (mentions Florida, Alabama etc, does not mention California)
The second is referring to california only.

Read beyond the headline.

Yes news over hypes it but we need to be honest to if we want to keep civil discussion going

[Wherryj]

We will protect our vaccinated workers from their unvaccinated coworkers.



You are supposed to believe all of them or you are killing grandma.

My diet isn't working because you are eating pizza!

[turinreza]

My diet isn't working because you are eating pizza!

it's true.

ever heard of quantum entanglement?

[Cali-Glock]

COVID-19 cases, deaths climb to levels not seen since last winter, wiping out months of progress

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So I'm supposed to believe which story???

Speaking only to your question: There is no reason why both could not be true.

Here is an example:

As a company, nationwide our sales are up 25% over the same period last year, but in California offices our sales are down 10%.

[The Tiger]

aussies using crisis actors to push the lies...

3 "patients", all 3 are actors.

Creative editing there. Watch the full vid

https://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/episodes/covid/13529112