The time a Chicago labor union posted fat furry book to its official Facebook page, igniting a... say communist furry war. In January of 2020, this Facebook page inexplicably posted furry fanart in support of workers' rights. But this was no ordinary fanart because this was furry. Commissioned a clapback against the rise of alt-right furries within the community. But first, a quick timeline. January 27th, the Facebook post. January 28th, the Daily Dot publishes an article suggesting that the international workers of the world are knowingly posted furry art. This was potentially a PR nightmare. And their Twitter was no small account. It was followed by Bernie Sanders. The community had erupted into furry on furry violence. On the one hand, you had people saying that this was funny, this was based, and it was good representation for their community. On the other, you had people complaining that this potentially reinforced the beliefs of Nazi furs. And the IWW's response was absolutely goated. The IWW tweeted back, and I quote, tap here to see what they said.