The Internet Cleverly Trolled Kellyanne Conway’s Bowling Green Massacre Fake Story.

Politics

Kellyanne Conway mentioned a fake news story about a terrorist incident she called “Bowling Green Massacre”, except it never happened. Of course the internet was not going to let the creator of alternative facts off that easy.

Someone created a Wikipedia page about it.

 

Of course Twitter reacted.

Help honor the victims of the #BowlingGreenMasacre by RT’ing their names.
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I just feel happy for the people who thought they died in the #BowlingGreenMasacre but just realized they’re actually alive.

— Charlie McDowell (@charliemcdowell) February 3, 2017

The last person to see @realDonaldTrump ‘s tax returns was killed in #BowlingGreenMasacre! Sad.

If we survived the #BowlingGreenMasacre, we can survive this! ??

— Maureen Johnson (@maureenjohnson) February 3, 2017

Kellyanne Conway is right. We did not cover the Bowling Green massacre — because it never happened https://t.co/ROp7TQeEjj pic.twitter.com/WduiA3tJKx

— CNN (@CNN) February 3, 2017

I witnessed the Bowling Green Massacre and it was terrifying. A picture I will never forget of that horrific day: pic.twitter.com/02YaoWLuET

Coming soon to a classroom near you! pic.twitter.com/bAj8VUhYFI

I’ve just been informed both Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster were lost in the #BowlingGreenMasacre. Two legends gone too soon.

Elvis was indeed alive all this time, but was unfortunately killed during the #BowlingGreenMasacre

Wow guys. Way too soon with all the #BowlingGreenMasacre jokes. It hasn’t even happened yet!

I didn’t lose two very close friends in the #BowlingGreenMasacre. Here isn’t a picture of them. #NeverRemember pic.twitter.com/RImABdnpQz

I think the reason Trump’s inauguration crowd was so small was because they all died in that terrible #BowlingGreenMasacre

— HenReap what you sow (@HenryJohnston19) February 3, 2017

#BowlingGreenMasacre This just in the Bowling Green Massacre will occur on an alternative date, at an alternative place, alternatively.

— Darlene Robertson (@Erudicity4all) February 3, 2017

And of course there are memes.