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Robert Dingwall - Covid19 - Fear messaging & masks

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First published at 10:49 UTC on June 15th, 2021.

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Fearless Nation

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In this bitesize extract Sociologist Professor Robert Dingwall talks Covid 19, government fear based messaging and masks. He explains how fear based messaging during the Covid 19 pandemic has helped shape un-natural behaviours for human beings.
“The symbolism of masks is be afraid every time you set foot outside your front door, every time you encounter another human being - make space - keep distance - stop doing all the things intrinsic to the function of any social group”
“Some people want to suppress the virus below it's natural limits.
The failure to recalibrate the risks is a legacy of the climate of fear ... Our tv screens were filled with images of death and disaster. That message has been quite energetically sustained.”
Is it time for a change in the media narrative?
Professor Robert Dingwall talks about “fear and masks.”
Source: Sketch Notes On A Pandemic

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