Govt Press Conferences - The Ridiculousness and Psychology

[shri]

I don't think any empty room is an option - that whole tree falling in a forest thing.

I say coordinate - send two or three reporters in, don't fight for headlines and ask them the stupidest questions.

Did anyone think of asking the police - About the girl that Jasper Tsang rescued? Was her ID card noted? Was she cautioned?

[MABinPengChau]

It bugs me that the journalists don't follow up to this gas lighting. Did anyone ask them what sort of training certifies a driver for such driving? Can they arrange a crew for a PR video shoot of that course? Or too worried about losing access to the show?

Listened to it live and the reporter who asked the question (she also asked why the PolyU kid got kicked in the head after arrest) tried to follow up on the PolyU kicking with video and she was shut down (this is not an appropriate place to view your video).

Then, in Cantonese, I heard another reporter quote the English that it was safe so he was following up.

There are some who are trying. My coworkers refuse to listen to the bs so I can't get the Q and A translations...

[shri]

They are trying. They should stop trying and just fuck around... It's not like they are getting any real responses.

[MatthieuTofu]

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