🇺🇸⚡️- Mega-viral posts also containing blatant fake news about the case have no doubt fueled the total violent outrage by young women all over social media and in their personal relationships. The most common narrative, that 7 men gang-raped Craig and their only punishment was to “write an essay,” leading to the slogan “Its S.A not essay,” has spread like wildfire. One post with over a million likes claims that Lucy Craig was underaged during the incident. Many viral posts are claiming that “97% of rapists never serve jail time.” Many left-wing activist accounts on Instagram and TikTok related to BLM and pro-Palestine activism have also pushed these narratives and are some of the most viral offenders; many of these accounts are not American. One Palestine account posted an encounter with one of the Cornell 7, of him being harassed and almost assaulted on campus. The post has 136k likes and 9 million views on Twitter, encouraging more vigilante justice. On Twitter, mega-viral posts from India and Africa have continued to exploit the incident, spreading the Cornell 7’s doxes and fake news around the case. Twitter has yet to ban any of these foreign accounts for doxing, engagement farming, and the Community Notes system has failed spectacularly to combat the deluge of lies.