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'Most of the top comments aren't falling for it, but if you sort by controversial you get a few special redditors,' explained the rDrama user who created the thread.

HOAX WEBSITES FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS MOD

The post compiles a number of Reddit posts created by the mod in an attempt to trick users. In a since-deleted post that was archived via Google on April 13 – 12 days before Libs of TikTok fell for the fakes - members discussed the 'Furry Culture Month school worksheet' troll, created by one of rDrama's moderators. It's because they were created by an online troll on the website rDrama specifically for the purpose of tricking reactionary internet users like Raichick. It's not surprising that Austin ISD was unable to find these worksheets in their curriculum. She also said that the Libs of TikTok tweet interrupted the daily functions of the district as they were 'inundated' with messages regarding the tweet. 'Our curriculum team looked at our resources, and it is not in our curriculum nor is it part of counseling or social emotional learning,' Nguyen told Mashable.

Austin ISD Media Relations Manager Cristina Nguyen confirmed that these worksheets were not taught in any second grade class and were not part of the district's curriculum. Mashable reached out to the school district via phone and email correspondence. As a result, received thousands of inflammatory tweets, alleging that they were teaching 'sexual fetishes' to children, 'grooming' young kids, and accusing the school district of child abuse. The Libs of TikTok account also included the Twitter handle for Austin Independent School District, a district that runs 125 schools based in Austin, Texas, in the tweet. An internet troll created fake schoolwork about furries, which was shared by as if it were real.

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