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Jesus Christ, id support sending that girl to the gas chamber.
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Jesus Christ, id support sending that girl to the gas chamber.
The ? Did she get raped by her dad in a Garfield mask?
It's time to take off your mask and be a grown up now dear.
Lol, that white ally thing can be a thankless gig.
A fake news story about antifa keeps getting weirder
Allow Newsweek to introduce you to the “Antifa supersoldiers” who apparently exist in the minds of some people on the far right, and who are coming to “behead all white parents” across America this Saturday, if the bizarre and spiralling fake news story is to be believed.
As with the fake news story that antifa is waging civil war on America, which was started by Alex Jones at the conspiracy site InfoWars, the imaginary supersoldiers have been injected into the far-right's coverage of a series of rallies planned for Saturday to demand the removal of President Donald Trump from office.
The “news” story, which has since been embraced with irony as a meme on left-leaning social media circles, spawned from a joke posted Friday on the comedic Twitter account @KrangTNelson.
It said: “can’t wait for November 4 th when millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents and small business owners in the town square.”
The post was meant to mock the “festering panic over an exceedingly fake Civil War plot for which thousands of FOX News grandparents may, at this very moment, be boarding up their windows in panicked preparation,”
according to the anonymous person behind the Krang account, who wrote about the controversy he or she inadvertently started in a first-person story for VICE.
Right-leaning accounts began to report the satirical tweet as being offensive, which led to the temporary suspension of @KrangTNelson’s account on Twitter.
Gateway Pundit, a well-trafficked right wing blog that “has 15 million visits each month,” by its own account, ran with it, reporting the joke as a straightforward news story with the headline, “ANTIFA Leader: “November 4th […] millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents.”
Bill Mitc , a pro-Trump personality and radio host with a sizable Twitter following of close to 300,000 people, picked up the story from The Gateway Pundit, and then tweeted it out in apparent earnestness.
The Gateway Pundit story, authored by Lucian Wintrich, the website’s 29-year-old D.C. bureau chief, has been shared more than 40,000 times on Facebook.
The page has also been blasted with over a thousand comments, some of them from people preparing for violence against the supersoldiers (who, remember—to be as explicit as humanly possible here—are not in any way real).
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/11/a-fake-news-story-about-antifa-keeps-getting-weirder/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
You naive, beautifully triggerable rightwingnutjob assholes been fake-news'd.
Mike Cernovich Stole My Photo, Lied About It On Twitter, And Sold Trump Jr. On Yet Another Fake Conspiracy
http://gothamist.com/2017/10/31/mike...ed.php#photo-1
Gullible Right-Wing Pundits Get Trolled By A Liberal Twitter Comedian
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/gullible-right-wing-pundits-get-trolled-by-a-liberal-twitter-comedian/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=rww&utm_campaign=best of
you rightwingnutjob pricks are such ignorant assholes (mixed meat a four)
Right-wing trolls try to smear protesters as pedophiles by planting a sign referencing a reportedly disbanded organization
This isn’t the first time right-wing troll Mike Cernovich and his allies have attempted to manipulate their rightwing asshole Spurstalkers into believing false narrative
Many reporters pointed out the sign was likely a plant -- an attention-seeking tactic these right-wing trolls have used in the past to start false narratives, manipulate their audiences, and smear those who oppose them.
Reporters who have attempted to contact NAMBLA in the past say either that it doesn’t exist anymore or that it has “only a handful of people ostensibly still involved.”
Gothamist reporter Jake Offenhartz, who actually took the picture that Cernovich tweeted, mentioned in his original tweet that the sign was an “alt-right” plant
someone gave the sign to the protesters who held it for a short moment
before they realized what it said and ran off the miscreant.
https://www.mediamatters.org/blog/2017/10/31/right-wing-trolls-try-smear-protesters-pedophiles-planting-sign-referencing-reportedly-disbanded/218398
So how many people did Antifa murder yesterday?
Yeah, Chris here fell for that unsurprisinglyA fake news story about antifa keeps getting weirder
Allow Newsweek to introduce you to the “Antifa supersoldiers” who apparently exist in the minds of some people on the far right, and who are coming to “behead all white parents” across America this Saturday, if the bizarre and spiralling fake news story is to be believed.
As with the fake news story that antifa is waging civil war on America, which was started by Alex Jones at the conspiracy site InfoWars, the imaginary supersoldiers have been injected into the far-right's coverage of a series of rallies planned for Saturday to demand the removal of President Donald Trump from office.
The “news” story, which has since been embraced with irony as a meme on left-leaning social media circles, spawned from a joke posted Friday on the comedic Twitter account @KrangTNelson.
It said: “can’t wait for November 4 th when millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents and small business owners in the town square.”
The post was meant to mock the “festering panic over an exceedingly fake Civil War plot for which thousands of FOX News grandparents may, at this very moment, be boarding up their windows in panicked preparation,”
according to the anonymous person behind the Krang account, who wrote about the controversy he or she inadvertently started in a first-person story for VICE.
Right-leaning accounts began to report the satirical tweet as being offensive, which led to the temporary suspension of @KrangTNelson’s account on Twitter.
Gateway Pundit, a well-trafficked right wing blog that “has 15 million visits each month,” by its own account, ran with it, reporting the joke as a straightforward news story with the headline, “ANTIFA Leader: “November 4th […] millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents.”
Bill Mitc , a pro-Trump personality and radio host with a sizable Twitter following of close to 300,000 people, picked up the story from The Gateway Pundit, and then tweeted it out in apparent earnestness.
The Gateway Pundit story, authored by Lucian Wintrich, the website’s 29-year-old D.C. bureau chief, has been shared more than 40,000 times on Facebook.
The page has also been blasted with over a thousand comments, some of them from people preparing for violence against the supersoldiers (who, remember—to be as explicit as humanly possible here—are not in any way real).
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/11/a-fake-news-story-about-antifa-keeps-getting-weirder/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
Chris fell for this
idk...the swole patriot with the elbow pads and reinforced gloves looks like he can throw down
Today's snowflake liberal.
You're white, you can't help being racist. It's in your blood.
Fake narrative.
That's what your fellow snowflake said. I guess you still felt the need to come at me for laughing at your ilk. Understandable.Fake narrative.
Fake fellow narrative. I guess you still feel the need to make every time. Understandable.That's what your fellow snowflake said. I guess you still felt the need to come at me for laughing at your ilk. Understandable.
Maybe, watch the video next time.Fake fellow narrative. I guess you still feel the need to make every time. Understandable.
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