Aaron Rupar, the “reporter” of Vox.com, needs no introduction here.we have already record on file In many cases, he posted dishonest headlines for intentionally edited/shortened videos to make it look as if people (mainly Republicans or Fox News media figures) said something shocking and/or shocking Shocking things. Rupar’s deliberately deceptive videos sometimes help set the whole news cycle, like He smeared A Georgia sheriff was almost fired after the Georgia Hot Springs shooting in March.
Perhaps even stranger, earlier this year, Rupar actually Ask a question Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (Ron DeSantis) Sitting During the Republican Governor’s Town Hall on Fox News.
Another thing that Rupar has become notorious in the past year or so is that he has repeatedly conducted some interviews with people who did not wear masks to participate in sports and political activities during the pandemic, as well as the governors of their states (such as DeSantis). Mask/COVID humiliation and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem. Like other Kanin reporters, Rupar strongly hinted that these people killed people by allegedly causing a “super-spreader incident” rather than by staying at home and taking preventive measures.
But on the weekend, Rupar posted photos of himself and his family at various activities, some indoors and some outdoors. He didn’t wear a mask. Afterwards, he was hung up funny by his petals. His most grief was participating in a crowded wrestling match. Few people saw wearing masks-including Rupar:
The huge popularity of CM Punk in Chicago. #AEWRampage pic.twitter.com/aSmGuIX4LJ
-Aaron Rupar (atrupar) September 4, 2021
In the Cubs game (Aaron on the left):
We saw the Cubs game. Wrigley is a pleasure. pic.twitter.com/JoUZUtv0Y2
-Aaron Rupar (atrupar) September 4, 2021
In another sporting event:
Rupas pic.twitter.com/MM9UqML2lh
-Aaron Rupar (atrupar) September 5, 2021
Rupar’s “Ruparing” is epic:
So… Aaron Rupar is getting very bad now. #Super communicator https://t.co/0bJch5JcGG pic.twitter.com/KXFp1KZpJl
— Julius (@justjules99) September 4, 2021
After Spectator writer Stephen Miller chased him, they went round and round, Miller took full advantage of him and threw most of Rupar’s remarks about people without masks back in his face :
Aaron, are you wearing a mask? Aaron has no social distancing. People are dying, Aaron. You saw an arena full of people, I saw five 9/11 https://t.co/rnszJLLm8e
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) September 4, 2021
Rupar never said whether he wore a mask in a wrestling match, so we have to assume that he did not:
https://t.co/Mf8oNtSQSQ pic.twitter.com/jzIyaXek5i
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) September 4, 2021
After being completely owned by Miller and others, Rupar seems to have made a convenient change in social life during the mask humiliation and pandemic:
I did not pretend to have all the answers about Covid, but it does not seem to be constructive to condemn vaccinated/masked people to participate in certain social life. We must take extra precautions for children and vulnerable adults, but I don’t think this hinders social interaction.
-Aaron Rupar (atrupar) September 6, 2021
Although Rupar was quick to point out that most of his mask humiliation occurred without a vaccine, it missed the point at all. We are now told that due to the Delta variant, the number of cases in many states is rising. To be safer, we should take precautions again, such as wearing masks indoors and outdoors, especially when you know you will be nearby. people, Even if vaccinatedHowever, throughout the Labor Day holiday weekend, Rupar has been doing things that he usually humiliates other people.
If Rupar hadn’t been such a humiliating and dishonest bastard last year, the whole back and forth of his “brother weekend” might be annoying, because he is doing what many Americans do on holiday weekends-spending money and Family spend quality time together.But never see a hacker like Rupar stick to his double standards, especially when you consider the frequency of his dishonest video tweets and COVID-shaming rants enlarge Through the so-called “objective” reporter.
