I find the language interesting. Calling this a "lynching" minimizes what lynching really is. This is another element of propaganda. If anything, these events are wake-up calls for the alternative media. It's a lesson on who owns the information super highways. So what can we learn from this lesson? It seems to this observer that the alt-media allowed itself, collectively get too comfortable in its position.
So what's the solution? There has to be an alternative to the alternative. The leaders of the truth media will have to lead their "flocks" to the alternative formats that are popping up (steemit included). This, of course is happening, bitchute by real.video.
Just some random thoughts/ideas here. I hope (suspect) that behind the dramatic language there are strategies afoot to keep the information flowing.
Cheers.