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There’s lots to unpack in the dinnertime observation D.C. denizen Craig Plazure shared with Twitter Thursday night while grabbing a bite at Chick-fil-A.
White House staffer scrolling 4chan in the Columbia Heights Chick fil A
— Craig Plazure (@CraigPlazure) March 17, 2017
Though only 12 words long, the message touches on several key issues.
Plazure, who works in the political sphere, indicated that a White House staffer was involved, which places this unseemly incident right on the doorstep of President Donald Trump.
By naming 4chan as the source of the alleged entertainment, Plazure has put on the table the entirety of internet depravity. The online playground for anonymous users is notorious for trafficking in everything from celebrity porn to much shadier material.
At least one observer prayed that the brazen web crawler turns out to be polarizing White House adviser Stephen Miller.
@CraigPlazure @libbycwatson Please let it be Miller. Please let it be Miller.
— Torrey McMahon (@tmcmahon2) March 17, 2017
Twitter user @dj_mosfett held out hope that the unsuspecting viewer was sticking to the least offensive stuff.
@CraigPlazure @libbycwatson never before have I wanted someone to "just" be looking at anime boobs in public
— LARGE ANTEATER SON (@dj_mosfett) March 17, 2017
Then there are those who are just plain sick of it all.
@gatorgoat @CraigPlazure in the 21st century socialism is reduced to online anger at public officials who use 4chan
— Silent Rurik (@punished_rurik) March 17, 2017
