Source: AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann
A reporter for The New York Times suggested in an Instagram story that the United States is a “trash country” because of its current healthcare system.
Taylor Lorenz, a technology reporter for The Times, was answering a question from one of her followers, who asked why “COVID hasn’t woken new Americans up to fight for free healthcare.” Lorenz then gave an anti-American response to the question.
“Yeah if a global pandemic doesn’t help people in this trash country recognize the problems in our healthcare system [I don’t know] what will,” Lorenz wrote Monday. Looks like @nytimes reporter Taylor Lorenz thinks America is a “trash country” pic.twitter.com/HZXNNHmhtd — Matthew Foldi (@MatthewFoldi) December 28, 2021 The Instagram story’s 24-hour window has since expired.
Lorenz’s comments about the coronavirus pandemic did not end with her Instagram story on Monday.
Following her comment criticizing America, she wrote in a separate Instagram story, according to Fox News , “If you come into my DMs minimizing COVID or acting like vulnerable people don’t matter I’m blocking you. I don’t care what ‘literature’ you send me I do not care.””I am only interested in dealing with people who take this deadly and disabling virus seriously, understand […]
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