It's a story that actually happened several weeks ago.

A young woman leaving work got onto a train, minding her own business, looking at

a phone, when a black man, for seemingly no reason, pulled out a folding knife and murdered

her.

It took a while for people to notice the

story, but eventually it started to go viral with people asking why the media wasn't covering

such a brutal and grisly murder. Begin the biggest story in the country and one of the biggest

stories in the world over the weekend as the biggest story on X, and that is worldwide. And to

this day, the media has still not covered the story except

to insult the right to call them racist for daring to bring it up. It is evil, I guess. As of

right now, I even have on Google, their AI Gemini says, still, the New York Times has not written about the story.

In fact, on Wikipedia, the editors are trying to get the story deleted.

Despite the fact, it's a national story with people asking the question, how could this

individual arrested 14 times for various crimes be let go and this horrific crime be allowed to take place.

And you know what else, my friend?

Another story from this weekend.

A professor in Auburn, Alabama went out to walk her dog, a 59-year-old woman,

and she was also brutally murdered by a black man.

Now, there are many stories that do go viral.

The George Floyd killing, of course,

went viral. And this is what people have been pointing out across social media, that those

stories will get national attention in the corporate press. But when it's the other way around,

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