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If you see this somewhere on my blog, this means I am NOT a 4Channer.

If I start posting gore and porn, THAT IS NOT ME. I HAVE BEEN HACKED.

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Everyone, the spam isn’t over.

So I was warned not to go to the /b/ section of 4chan, but I did anyway and this is what I find:

People go on about “old /b/” so much. Hur dur summer is here, hur dur habbo raids were GOAT. We have the potential to make this the most memorable raid in 4chan history. If these kids getting panic attacks is real, and not some kind of mob justice mass hysteria, we could legitimately rack up a sizeable body count, disrupt a huge website like tumblr, and potentially even knock it out. I say every month, periodically, say the 4th of every month, we raid a load of popular tags with gore and animal abuse and rape, and try and trigger them. This could be fucking golden, but we need to work together.

Are you fucking kidding me? These people think it’s funny, think it’s okay, to fucking torture and hurt people, put them in fucking situations where they could die?! How the hell is that even remotely humorous?!

I swear, I am considering getting the law involved. Screw wherever the hell you are, this is not okay in any way, shape, or form. If the law was involved, I’m pretty damn sure that the 4chan site will be contacted and told that it needs to monitor the activity better, as well as do a lot of other shit to show these assholes (not all of 4chan, just the psychotic people) that this isn’t funny. That they could be penalized harshly for this shit.

This comment suggests that they might do these raids every 4th of the month. We need to prepare for them! Anyone who is triggered or worried about being triggered or anything like that, I’d say that you should stay off/away from Tumblr for the first week of each month. I’m sorry, it’s just to be cautious in case they decide to do it the first week or earlier.