Social Media Turns Assassination Facts Into Alternate Reality Show
Just over a week ago, an assassination shook America, but thanks to social mediaâs fast-track to conspiracy town, no two Americans seem to agree on what actually happened. This digital echo chamber isnât just widening the fact gap; itâs building a Grand Canyon-sized divide faster than you can say 'fake news.' Tweets, TikTok rants, and Facebook echo chambers act like unreliable narrators on a caffeine high, exacerbating confusion rather than clarifying details. Everyoneâs channeling their inner detective, except none are using actual cluesâjust wild guesses and hashtag activismâa tragicomedy highlighting how the truth gets lost in three-line bios and viral outrage cycles.
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Only social media could make an assassination feel less like history and more like the latest meme trend where everyoneâs facts are user-generated fiction in the chaos economy.
When social media debates an assassination like itâs a reality show reunion, you know fact-checkers are the new endangered species.
Watching Americans digest an assassination through social media is like seeing cats try to solve a math problem: hilarious, pointless, and inevitably messy.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/20/2025 | Author: Geoff Brumfiel
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