So what you're saying is that the mayor, health officials, and the RCMP are accusing people of this in these parks, but they were all wrong... they all were just looking at some misleading photos.
Ok Conspira-Kimmy.... 
I already said that there may well have been real actual social distancing violations in the park.
What I am asking is why do media reports, like the video you linked, insist on using misleading photography?
Do you disagree that any of the screenshots I posted create a misleading appearance?
Is it being a "conspiritard" to ask why the media would use misleading photography in their reports?
My favorite example, from earlier in this thread where the Radio-Canada photographer set out to deliberately create misleading photos to demonstrate this effect. This was one of those photos...
...and
this CBC English article uses one of the photos he deliberately made to be misleading for their article.
It's crazy to ask why they're doing this?
-k
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