Fake pics claim ‘racial assaults’ at Black Panther movie

Some people just have to ruin a good thing!

Social media trolls are trying to fan the flames with outlandish claims that they were assaulted by Black people when going to see Black Panther, this opening weekend. 

The incendiary post mostly show pictures of battered white women, including White House staffer Rob Porter’s ex-wife Colbie Holderness, with statements about violence that ensued when they tried to see the critically acclaimed movie.  

‘Went to the #BlackPanther premier tonight and my wife was assaulted. Three black women approached us and one said ‘This movie ain’t for you white b****’ and then attacked her. Security escorted us to the parking lot and we left. We just wanted to see a movie,’ the photo of Holderness is captioned with the now widely circulated photo of her bruised face. 

Social media trolls have outlandish claims that they were assaulted by Black people when going to see Black Panther, this opening weekend. The incendiary post mostly show pictures of battered white women

'Went to the #BlackPanther premier tonight and my wife was assaulted. Three black women approached us and one said 'This movie ain't for you white b****' and then attacked her. Security escorted us to the parking lot and we left. We just wanted to see a movie,' the photo of Rob Porter's ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, is captioned with the now widely circulated photo of her bruised face

‘Went to the #BlackPanther premier tonight and my wife was assaulted. Three black women approached us and one said ‘This movie ain’t for you white b****’ and then attacked her. Security escorted us to the parking lot and we left. We just wanted to see a movie,’ the photo of Rob Porter’s ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, is captioned with the now widely circulated photo of her bruised face

Another shows 19-year-old Sophie Johansson, from Sweden, who was brutally attacked by a man in Malmo after she refused his advances at a nightclub. The man had hit her across the head with a beer bottle, leaving her bloodied. 

‘I went to see #BlackPanther with my gf and a black teenager shouted ‘u at the wrong theater’ and smashed a bottle on her face,’ the troll’s post said. 

‘Fake posts are being created to make black people look bad and the sad part of it is some people will believe them #BlackPanther,’ added yser Trapa Fasa who posted the photos and called them out for being phonies. 

'Fake posts are being created to make black people look bad and the sad part of it is some people will believe them #BlackPanther,' added yser Trapa Fasa who posted post by a user using pictures of 19-year-old Sophie Johansson

‘Fake posts are being created to make black people look bad and the sad part of it is some people will believe them #BlackPanther,’ added yser Trapa Fasa who posted post by a user using pictures of 19-year-old Sophie Johansson

Another user shared a 2009 image of a bloodied tissue and claimed that 'black youths' asserted that the movie wasn't for them and that they assaulted the person

Another user shared a 2009 image of a bloodied tissue and claimed that ‘black youths’ asserted that the movie wasn’t for them and that they assaulted the person

Another user shared a 2009 image of a bloodied tissue and claimed that ‘black youths’ asserted that the movie wasn’t for them and that they assaulted the person.

The tweet, obtained by Buzzfeed, generated over 400 retweets but has since been deleted, along with the account. 

‘Was at the #BlackPanther premiere but a group of black youths said this to me. I am white. They then proceeded to assault me. Im heading to the ER now,’ claimed one user who then used a video from South Korean Kpop group, Black Pink.

'Was at the #BlackPanther premiere but a group of black youths said this to me. I am white. They then proceeded to assault me. Im heading to the ER now,' claimed one user who then used a video from South Korean Kpop group, Black Pink

‘Was at the #BlackPanther premiere but a group of black youths said this to me. I am white. They then proceeded to assault me. Im heading to the ER now,’ claimed one user who then used a video from South Korean Kpop group, Black Pink

A photo of 18-year-old Kelsie Skillen, a woman who was beaten for four hours by her boyfriend for not getting him a cigarette, circulated by a user claiming that 'black thugs' brutally attacked them

A photo of 18-year-old Kelsie Skillen, a woman who was beaten for four hours by her boyfriend for not getting him a cigarette, circulated by a user claiming that ‘black thugs’ brutally attacked them

The account was suspended but plenty of people lashed out at them for the lies

The account was suspended but plenty of people lashed out at them for the lies

A photo of 18-year-old Kelsie Skillen, a woman who was beaten for four hours by her boyfriend for not getting him a cigarette, circulated by a user claiming that ‘black thugs’ brutally attacked them. The account was suspended but plenty of people lashed out at them for the lies. 

Under the guise of known racist and anti-Semitic Paul Nehlen, one user posted a photo of a supposed Ohio woman who was hospitalized after a ‘racially motivated attack.’

But people were quick to point out that the picture was actually from a viral 2013 Serbian video that used special effects makeup to show the impact of spousal abuse. 

Under the guise of known racist and anti-Semitic Paul Nehlen, one user posted a photo of a supposed Ohio woman who was hospitalized after a 'racially motivated attack.' But people were quick to point out that the picture was actually from a viral 2013 Serbian video that used special effects makeup to show the impact of spousal abuse

Under the guise of known racist and anti-Semitic Paul Nehlen, one user posted a photo of a supposed Ohio woman who was hospitalized after a ‘racially motivated attack.’ But people were quick to point out that the picture was actually from a viral 2013 Serbian video that used special effects makeup to show the impact of spousal abuse

People also chimed in that white men in MAGA hats were also harassing moviegoers, going as far to supposedly say ‘blacks are subhumans who deserve to be beaten.’ But those too were revealed to be false. 

And while all these people were quick to try to derail the excitement surrounding the film, there were those who were quick to defend the film and those watching it. 

Oner user stated: ‘if I see anyone making fake claims they “got beat up” when seeing #BlackPanther I’m gonna find you and literally beat your white a**..cause let’s face it, it’s always white people..I saw the movie this morning, full theater, all cheering, 20/10 recommend seeing it multiple times.’

Another added: ‘There’s a bunch of people on here posting fake assault pictures and saying it was black teens at #BlackPanther showings. God I hate people.’

Black Panther hit theaters late Thursday night and has been applauded for its diverse cast that shows representation of the African diaspora and what a Black superhero could do. 

People also chimed in that white men in MAGA hats were also harassing moviegoers, going as far to supposedly say 'blacks are subhumans who deserve to be beaten.' But those too were revealed to be false

People also chimed in that white men in MAGA hats were also harassing moviegoers, going as far to supposedly say ‘blacks are subhumans who deserve to be beaten.’ But those too were revealed to be false

And while all these people were quick to try to derail the excitement surrounding the film, there were those who were quick to defend the film and those watching it

And while all these people were quick to try to derail the excitement surrounding the film, there were those who were quick to defend the film and those watching it

Another added: 'There's a bunch of people on here posting fake assault pictures and saying it was black teens at #BlackPanther showings. God I hate people'

Another added: ‘There’s a bunch of people on here posting fake assault pictures and saying it was black teens at #BlackPanther showings. God I hate people’

Black Panther hit theaters late Thursday night and has been applauded for its diverse cast that shows representation of the African diaspora and what a Black superhero could do

Black Panther hit theaters late Thursday night and has been applauded for its diverse cast that shows representation of the African diaspora and what a Black superhero could do

 

 

 



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