text: Sam: I am completely baffled by recent events
  Pam: What do you mean, Sammo?
  Sam: I feel totaly distressed by the wave of populism and sharpened language used by politicians. They only tend to put fire under subjects such as immigration and other stigmatized and attacked groups, and not real problems. Nobody cares about the economy or human rights
  Pam: Yeah, I think there are more unconsious people nowadays because of tabloidisation of the whole media world. We read short-themed news, that are so well prepared to cause different type of strong emotions. 
  Sam: Hm, I really see no solution to that. I am afraid, that the fake news industry is only set to gain meaning in the today’s world of internet. It would be really hard to prosecute for spreading falsehood, before it really gets a bigger meaning and recognition.
  Pam: Yes, it would be impossible. Under current circumstances less and less people read longer forms, such as books, reports or reportages. Everything has to be black or white, there is no such thing as a well driven polite debate about facts anymore. We only see insults, made up numbers and stats to prove an opinion. 
  Sam: I could not have said it better… 
target: There is no solution to populism, tabloidisation and fake news industry. People don't read longer messages, they don't focus on facts and they can be easily manipulated.