News that Doesn't Matter: March 2021
- Pillar
- Mar 6, 2021
- 2 min read
Each week things happen. Things happen everywhere, all the time. And it is normal for those things to be reported on. But often, the only reason they were reported on is simply because they happened.
That news serves no function for the vast majority or readers. It affects no one. It changes nothing. All it does is draw eyeballs in order to sell more advertising at the news service and create something else for people to get angry about.
We don't report on the these topics. It is not worth our time or the time of our readers. But we are a business. And as such we do need to at least remain searchable on google. So we are going to give you a rundown of this stupid news. But with a bit of a twist. We're going to explain why you don't need to know about it. Let us know what you think.
The Senate has approved a version of the 1.9 trillion Relief Bill.
Why It doesn't Matter: This is just third down. The bill still needs to go back through the house and be signed by Biden. This is just a progress update. And since no election is going on the general public really doesn't need to know, unless you want to call your congressperson. For those that want to know more here are some details of what this Covid Bill is turning into
There are always rocks about to hit earth. And you "could" get hit by a bus tomorrow. Or you could be over 60 and getting Covid. Certainly you want to plan ahead, but if this is the thing we are supposed to dwell on during our work day, then there is not much important stuff going on in the present.
So Trump wants some folks at the RNC to stop using his name and likeness...for whatever reason. Trump is not campaigning, he is not on the ballot, he is not in office, what he does does not matter the general public. As to republicans using him to gain favor, that is not news, and that is not relevant. People for for people for their own reasons. This is just gossip.
This is just a taste let us know if you want us to do more of these in the future.
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