> Literally every dept does these after police killings, it's amazing.
Maybe, maybe not. There's no evidence of causation or conspiracy shown here.
Even the prediction seems a little bogus. "The next few months" seems like it might just be when ducks start having ducklings.
I predict in about six months, you'll start to see dozens of stories about cops saving kids who were drowning in lakes and rivers. I assure you, it's totally a conspiracy to distract you from police brutality and has nothing to do with summer and beat reporting.
Edit: And a lot of these supposed propaganda stories are actually about animal control officers. This blog post itself and the tweet it's based on are starting to look like shoddy pieces of propaganda:
https://wokq.com/manchester-nh-police-rescue-seven-ducklings...:
> Enter Manchester's Animal Control Officers, including Kayla Tremblay. Tremblay knew exactly what to do after the officers located the storm drain and the missing ducklings.
https://www.republicworld.com/entertainment-news/whats-viral...:
> A California animal control officer with her presence of mind saved a group of baby ducklings from a storm drain.
https://fox4kc.com/news/officers-rescue-flock-of-ducklings-f...
> OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Animal control officers responded to a different kind of emergency at one of the Overland Park’s parks.
https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/story/news/2022/05/18/res...:
> Alyssa Giaquinto, of The Giaquinto Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, along with the Marlborough Animal Control Officer and members of the Marlborough Police and Public Works departments all worked together to rescue the ducklings from the drain.