Must. Stop. Ebola. Memes.

By Warren Rojas

Posted October 1, 2014 at 12:48pm

Now that the African-born Ebola outbreak has officially wormed its way onto U.S. soil , we must to band together to halt Internet pranksters from infecting our every social media stream with politicized takes on the deadly disease.

Never mind.

We’ve already lost that fight.

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