A 4chan anti-trans hoax about “Trans Day of Vengeance” spread from Twitter to various right-wing figures, including Tucker Carlson

The website has been registered since 2022. It remained dormant with a generic trans-screed (and only one page) until after the shooting. It's a blatant hoax - nevermind it referencing **April the 1st**.

>Yes, I'm aware, and that is one of the points I made but you clearly missed that since you only glanced without trying to understand "anything".

I'm well aware of the Daily Mail. I'm British. They are not known for good journalism. MediaMatters was pointing out how the mass media was duped by what seemed to be a long-con by 4chan members, only suddenly relevant due to the trans mass shooting.

>Did you read any of the links/sources provided by Satan2016?!

Does one person now speak for the entirety of the trans-community? Kayla Denker has about 80 followers on Instagram.

>Oh, and you should also try searching the quoted paragraph I provided about the meme.

You know memes are memes right. What is it you think "meme" actually means?

LOL, good suggestion, but he also needs to seek psychological aid for his condition.

>Didn't Media Matters just echo what they read on 4chan? Where did 4chan get that information that TransDayOfVengeance is a hoax?

Media Matters went and looked at the tweets that Tucker Carlson was referring to. They reverse image searched them, looked up the origin of the "Kill christcuck" account and sourced it to 4chan:

"The handle of the account, @TNDtracker, was a reference to a racist meme from 4chan called “Total N - - - - - Death,” or “TND.” And fitting with the account’s handle, the account’s activity before it was banned showed clearly racist activity targeting Black people. 4chan users even claimed in response to the tweet that “it’s a joke post” and the account’s handle showed “that’s one of us.”"

"The tweet itself, about “christcucks,” was, as noted by Know Your Meme, using language from 4chan that called “for the extermination of Black people through different means, including beheading, performing a roundhouse kick, crucifixion and defecation into their food.” Most of the tweet simply replaced the N-word with “christcuck.” (The “Kill, Behead, Roundhouse” phrase is now closely associated with the TND meme, as noted by Know Your Meme.) "

The picture was reverse image searched:

"Additionally, the image in the tweet is actually from a 2020 article from Huck Magazine about transgender people arming themselves. The article includes a photo of transgender woman and MMA fighter Alana McLaughlin, who is nicknamed “Lady Feral,” holding a gun. McLaughlin herself called out the account using her image, tweeting, “Another sock account trying to stir up anti-trans violence using my pictures. Please report.” (McLaughlin also confirmed to The Associated Press that she “didn’t author the post.”)"

There was research actually conducted here.

>You realized the 4chan propaganda was fake and now you are trying to pretend it wasn't. Pretending you dont know what rickrolled means is even worse. I would delete your account and start over.

I am me, you are not. You therefore get no say over it is what I believe.

Can you find me some trans-community that actually takes this website (https://www.transradicalactivistnetwork.org/) seriously please?