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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
May 5, 2017
Snapchat is – apparently – super serious business.
I personally don’t know what Snapchat is or what goes on with its doings.
But it is clear that it can rustle jimmies on a scale we haven’t seen since the 911 attacks.
A North Carolina school system says it has disciplined a student who posted a racially offensive comment on Snapchat that referred to slavery.
Local news outlets report a student at Apex Friendship High School posted a black and white photo of the school’s step team with the caption, “Plantation owner watches his former slaves rejoice and celebrate their newfound freedom Circa 1864.”
The step team members in the photo are black and had performed at a pep rally Friday.
Wake County Public Schools criticized what it called a “highly offensive racial remark.”
The image was removed shortly after it was posted.
Principal Matt Wright said in a voice message to parents Monday that the administration had identified the student.
“I deeply regret that this has happened and want you to know that we are working to address the issue in a positive, constructive way to improve relations with all of our students,” Wright said.
“I met with the step team today and assured them that this type of behavior would not be tolerated,” Wright said in the voicemail. He also said he made a schoolwide announcement reminding students they would be accountable for inappropriate content on social media.
Federal privacy laws prohibit Wake Schools from saying what specific action was taken against the student, schools spokeswoman Lisa Luten said.
Okay, so.
Here’s the plan:
- Get on snapchat.
- Get involved in some high school or college group
- Start posting racist memes
- Wait for it.
Only rule: don’t do it at your own school.
There is absolutely nothing illegal about this.
Just find some random high school, and target it with racist memes.
It will cause all types of chaos.
