MOM Air "Founder" Admits Airline Is Artwork, Not Real
In an update that will likely surprise no one... A couple of weeks ago I wrote about MOM Air, which alleged to be an airline startup in Iceland that would put flights on sale within days. The airline called its inflight catering "mommy food," and claimed it was going to introduce flights specifically for people…
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Couldn't they have waited until April 1 when it might have been appreciated?
This is the internet today. Unfiltered non-sense inside of echo chambers filled with hope and ignorance mixed with nativity and quick hits of dopamine by any means possible.
It's the same thing that turned coronavirus into a disaster.
A simple event, hyper magnified for similar reasons, has the same effect.
Millions of people talking about something that would not normally be worth a moment of consideration.
Hopefully the next generation has better radar tuned up to detect hysteria and viral BS before it hurts everyone once again.
“It’s the same thing that turned coronavirus into a disaster.”
Um no lol Corona is completely different, and that is just a horrible comparison, but hey, nice try.
I’m devastated... I was eagerly waiting for their $99 flights to Europe. Guess, I have to fly with LH then, now that they have become de facto a LCC
Well now he has thousands of booking requests, someone offering a fleet of aircrafts etc, he might as well launch that airline!
“Blogger pretends to not get obvious joke.”
“When obvious joke is ‘revealed’ blogger pretends to be surprised “
That is, I *hope* you were pretending. The alternative is just sad.
This is just another version of flavor of a disinformation campaign. It's getting harder and harder to draw the line between entertainment and malicious intent. Imagine someone putting this much effort into a COVID-19 vaccine or home therapy treatment. Based on nothing but some nice sounding words.
@Too Many,
"This is just another version of flavor of a disinformation campaign."
No, it's a joke.
" It’s getting harder and harder to draw the line between entertainment and malicious intent."
Certainly not in this case, unless you're willfully ignorant.
"Imagine someone putting this much effort into a COVID-19 vaccine or home therapy treatment. Based on nothing but some nice sounding words."
What does that even mean?
This was very well played.
If you don't like it, go back to Breitbart.
Love it.
