Just sayin'...
The point is obviously that:
1. Abandoned or slow moving "waste" is more persistent and easily photographed
2. Manufactured goods kept for part sales is different from shredding, different business
3. Sometimes business owners die or get in trouble or screw up
4. Outliers in an industry should not be used by photojournalists to racially profile geographies
5. No one knows, really, what's going on without data journalism.
Hopefully Germans don't see this video and decide to boycott car sales to Florida. Fortunately, there are no brown children close up photos to trigger an NGO fundraising campaign.
The point is obviously that:
1. Abandoned or slow moving "waste" is more persistent and easily photographed
2. Manufactured goods kept for part sales is different from shredding, different business
3. Sometimes business owners die or get in trouble or screw up
4. Outliers in an industry should not be used by photojournalists to racially profile geographies
5. No one knows, really, what's going on without data journalism.
Hopefully Germans don't see this video and decide to boycott car sales to Florida. Fortunately, there are no brown children close up photos to trigger an NGO fundraising campaign.
