Rocks and earth crashing down on worshippers during an overnight service? This isn’t just a freak accident; it’s a glaring exposé of how corporate media—particularly outlets like CNN and MSNBC—treat serious issues with a reckless disregard for the truth. While they sensationalize the chaos, they divert attention from the rampant negligence that leads to such catastrophic events.

Instead of holding the authorities accountable, these outlets thrive on clickbait headlines, spinning a narrative that clouds the real story: environmental safety and regulatory failures. You won’t find investigative pieces digging deep into why these disasters are happening under the watch of government officials. Instead, expect emotionally charged coverage designed to stoke fear without context. Meanwhile, Fox News picks up the slack, framing these tragedies as inevitable acts of nature, avoiding any discussion about responsibility while feeding the narrative of ‘victims.’

They are all complicit—blurring the lines between journalism and sensationalism. In their rush to report, they leave the truth buried under a pile of rocks, just like those poor worshippers. The time for passive consumption of news is over. It’s on us to demand accountability and dismantle this narrative-building technique that prioritizes ratings over the victims’ stories.