For a while, posts about Mia Sutton were flying all over the internet, and even any replies mentioning Mia Sutton were getting lots of attention.
Mia's rapid rise to fame recently naturally attracted envy, and there were plenty of people eager to bring her down. But they hadn't found the opportunity—until now, that is.
The most sophisticated form of defamation isn't just making up wild lies—those are too easy to see through. The more advanced tactic is mixing lies with truths, and truths with lies—creating a sea of half-truths and confusions.
This makes everything seem more realistic and believable.
After all, some people just love gossip; they don't care whether the rumors are true or false.
[Wait a minute, is Mia really like that? I've followed her since her talent show days, and she seemed pretty nice to me.]
[No celebrity is squeaky clean; they're all putting on an act for the cameras. It's not like they're going to show their true selves.]
