On Friday, President Trump supporters and right-wing citizens created the hashtag #ExposeANTIFA in an attempt to speculate on the inner workings of the loosely-organized movement. Antifa, which stands for Anti-Fascist, was condemned by Donald Trump this week when he proposed that they be considered a terrorist organization.
The hashtag was created by Project Veritas, a right-wing organization that claimed it infiltrated Antifa and would expose its violent tactics. But contrary to right-wing accusations, Antifa, which originated in Europe, is not a centralized movement but a movement that adheres to a set of beliefs.
As the hashtag grew, the hacking group Anonymous called for K-Pop and anime fans to spam the hashtag in order to drown out people who were using the hashtag not-ironically.
Your mom is disappointed in you for using this ugly ass font. UWU
— Anon Parody (@STAEBERRYKOOK) June 6, 2020
Oh it’s time to #҉E҉x҉p҉o҉s҉e҉A҉N҉T҉I҉F҉A҉ ? Well I have some info on Antifa that might shock you….
Sike it’s just Korean boys dancing. pic.twitter.com/JUFcexUJ1V
— Reload Last Save (Black Lives Matter. Pride 2020) (@ReloadLastSave) June 5, 2020
#҉E҉x҉p҉o҉s҉e҉A҉N҉T҉I҉F҉A҉
i was a girl in the village doing alright then i became a “terrorist” over night pic.twitter.com/Kic2olK0z0— → ellie ˚✧ (@chxtnoirs) June 6, 2020
Of course, not everyone was amused.
So now anytime a hashtag that exposes democrat party trends you now have Asians, probably at the behest of china, flooding it with spam so that the truth is never seen. Wow #҉E҉x҉p҉o҉s҉e҉A҉N҉T҉I҉F҉A҉
— Melissa A. (@TheRightMelissa) June 6, 2020
We have no choice but to stan the K-Pop stans.
