Roseanne Barr and Michael McFaul argued with her on Twitter. BuzzFeed and The New York Times cited her tweets. But Jenna Abrams was the fictional creation of a Russian troll farm.
By Ben Collins and Joseph Cox
Jenna Abrams had a lot of enemies on Twitter, but she was a very good friend to viral content writers across the world.
Her
opinions about everything from manspreading on the subway to Rachel
Dolezal to ballistic missiles still linger on news sites all over the
web.
One website devoted an entire article to Abrams’
tweet about Kim Kardashian’s clothes. The story was titled “This
Tweeter’s PERFECT Response to Kim K’s Naked Selfie Will Crack You Up.”
“Thank
goodness, then, that there are people like Twitter user Jenna Abrams to
come to the celebrity’s wardrobe-lacking aide,” reads a Brit & Co.
article from March of 2016.
Those same users who followed
@Jenn_Abrams for her perfect Kim Kardashian jokes would be blasted with
her shoddily punctuated ideas on slavery and segregation just one month
later.
“To those people, who hate the Confederate flag.
Did you know that the flag and the war wasn’t about slavery, it was all
about money,” Abrams’ account tweeted in April of last year.
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Source: The Daily Beast
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