Two men in the United States were arrested for selling bleach for treating COVID-19. Why are they doing this?

The two men are father and son, and their father, Mark Grenon, is the archbishop of a church. The medicine they sold proved to be the same as bleach, but according to them, it was needed for the ceremony in their church. It can be seen that these two people are actually selling this poisonous drug under the guise of religion. Whether their ultimate goal is to make money or harm society, they have actually violated the law.

When we feel funny when we see such news and want to say that America is so powerful, we should think more about the reasons behind it. Actually, it's not as simple as the topic. The American people will not be naive enough to buy this drug without any guarantee. The fraudsters had better make a cover. In fact, this situation exists in many countries and regions. In the name of the church, grasp people's psychology. Our anti-fraud ability is getting stronger and stronger, but the deception is also escalating.

In our country, there are also many examples of cults deceiving people. I don't think we should blindly watch American jokes. It is true that during this epidemic, there were many confusing behaviors in the United States, but it is not advisable to see the current situation clearly. The media let us see what they want us to see. We should have confidence in our country, but we should not be complacent because of these two small things.

There are many voices in this world, and there are more and more people who can speak since the media era. In such a noisy world, how can we see the truth clearly? What you see online, or even what you see with your own eyes, is not necessarily true. You have to distinguish between true and false, depending on your own knowledge reserve and your own vision. The rumors of one's own strength are naturally self-defeating. In fact, some things are far more complicated than what we see, and now the title party is rampant. Even if the report is true, it is not necessarily all the facts.