The newspaper, strapped for cash, heard about a ‘Rally Against Racism’ in a small town an hour’s drive away and thought, Click bait. After the rally a headline popped up on the newspaper’s website: ‘We cannot live in fear’: Activist condemns racism, gun violence at rally in Hillsborough – and every time someone clicked to read the article the newspaper sold ads on the internet.

“In this country, I believe we have an addiction to white supremacy,” one speaker told the 50 people who attended the rally. Readers commented on the story:

John: “So around 50 people apparently buy into the latest Democrat ‘white supremacy’ hoax… dividing the country along racial lines is all they have left.”

Randy: “White supremacy is not a hoax… Trump has emboldened the hate practitioners to go full Nazi.”

L.A.: “Randy, don’t bother with John. He won’t engage except to try to fling stupid insults…”

John: “L.A., Apparently you don’t have the balls… to respond to me directly so you whine like a little bitch…”

That’s the media today. A strapped for cash newspaper reports America is ‘addicted to white supremacy’ then click by click the infection spreads poisoning people.