“We’re making propaganda for fun. Join us, it’s comfy,” the 4chan thread instructs. “MAKE, EDIT, SHARE.”
It’s just some random fun, guys; it’s not at all a coordinated campaign by white supremacist fascists to inundate people with racist and fascist propaganda.
We’re making propaganda… Join us… the 4chan thread instructs
So the campaign is coordinated
4chan
The visual guide instructs potential posters to create images that are “Funny, provocative. Redpilling message (Jews involved in 9/11). Easy to Understand.” Under an image that shows a crying Pepe the frog with a needle next to its arm and a gun pointed to his head, the guide says “vaccines enforced by violence.” Under an AI-generated image of two Black men with gold chains chasing a white woman, the guide said “redpilling message (migrant crime in scandinavia).”
So they’re white supremacist fascists
MAKE, EDIT, SHARE
So they are inundating people with it
whether you think it’s random fun or not is subjective, but the way they’ve described it is accurate.
It’s just some random fun, guys; it’s not at all a coordinated campaign by white supremacist fascists to inundate people with racist and fascist propaganda.
No, it’s the next insidious plot of the notorious hacker known as 4chan.
So the campaign is coordinated
So they’re white supremacist fascists
So they are inundating people with it
whether you think it’s random fun or not is subjective, but the way they’ve described it is accurate.
I’m fairly sure they were being sarcastic ^^
/b/ (or /pol/) exploiting a loophole in a webservice for teh lulz, more news at 11.
@Heresy_generator @throws_lemy the least conspiracy theory in this thread