Not two bad filters, just one. The mainstream media is not acknowledging what is going on in social media. One is a vox that can be target of suggestion, the

Not two bad filters, just one. The mainstream media is not acknowledging what is going on in social media. One is a vox that can be target of suggestion, the other is outright instruction. So mainstream media will never be a good indicator of what people think and social media sometimes can be. It's important to ask: "who would feel the assassination is bad? Why would they feel that way? Who would share those principles?" I think the answers at the end point towards the assassination being a popular act. That should be raising hairs.