Don't get caught up in false narratives

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1. Who created a meme has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the meme itself. It doesn't matter what the creator has said in the past, once a meme is created it becomes a completely separate entity.

2. The kid is not 15. This is disinfo for people to get riled up about so they can be laughed at later.

3. There is ZERO connection between Trump and the creator of this meme. The media keeps trying to say that Trump "retweeted" this person's content in an attempt to tie him to whatever shit the creator has said in the past.

4. Getting the creator to apologize for making a meme (whether he was coerced or not) is an attempt to distract from the REAL ISSUE which is that CNN created the Russia narrative.

It's all happening very fast, but just like pizzagate, the story is becoming so convoluted and intricate that misinfo and false narratives can be weaved in so that people lose sight of the crux.

If this blackmail thing is what brings CNN down then that is great, but keep the message simple and focus on the important stuff. Don't get lost in the details.