The posts were purported to originate from sources such as antifa–a far-left collective known for using direct action or violence against far-right groups.

“Either Twitter will have to accept blatant Nazism on its forums or it will effectively have to find a way to get rid of the site’s core mechanics.”Īlthough the idea was met with mixed reviews, a slew of campaign posters and memes began circulating on Twitter. “It will be a perfect win-win situation,” the user adds. “We must start using # to represent the swastika on memes and social media,” the user states. In a post, on the /pol/ or “politically incorrect” message board, an anonymous user calls on his fellow forum frequenters to begin creating propaganda that incorporates the commonly used pound sign. Members of the notorious internet forum 4chan have proposed a new troll campaign aimed at converting the hashtag into a white supremacist symbol. If you're wondering how those symbols came to be associated with the far right, here's a clue.

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