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Have newspapers managed to publish a single photograph of people allegedly failing to observe social distancing that *isn't* a misleading telephoto shot?
This is important because (as I've mentioned before) misleadingly creating the impression that people aren't following the rules makes it more likely that people will break the rules themselves
So it's good to see this kind of thing today - focusing on the fact while people are out and about, the rules are being obeyed
They’re still at it. This is really quite despicable behaviour https://twitter.com/francis_cade/status/1247074170648891392?s=21 https://twitter.com/francis_cade/status/1247074170648891392
It’s not just the danger of creating the false impression that everyone is out there being irresponsible.
It’s also straightforwardly unpleasant to label a photo of people doing nothing wrong as them “flouting the rules”.
It’s also straightforwardly unpleasant to label a photo of people doing nothing wrong as them “flouting the rules”.
Breaking - Sky News have sent up a helicopter to spot that people are out
