At the entrance to a school in the city of Buenos Aires, the first day of class began in a scandalous way. A procession, staged by a mother, reproached a teacher for a matter of infidelity.
The teacher was spotted by a student’s mother, for “Ruining a family.” Apparently, the teacher would have had an affair with the woman’s partner.
Through a post that went viral on Twitter, user Fabipa (@fabipa90) shared an image of the poster that would cause a stir in the school.
The manifesto of the scandal on the first day of school
Everything indicates that the teacher, named Carla, was publicly accused by the mother of one of her students. There she was accused of having “ruined” the alleged harmony of a family by “sleeping”, that is, having sex, with her husband.
The poster that hung on the school door said: “You were my baby’s lover and slept with my husband. You ruined a family…”.
“Good start to the lessons folks” wrote the user @ fabita90 on the social network. And he accompanied the publication with the image that went viral on Twitter. The manifesto accusing Carla of being a destroyer of families, something among the users of the app.
While it is unknown where or when this controversial situation occurred, users have jokingly picked up the topic and developed some hypotheses about what really happened behind the manifesto.
The publication had more than 33 thousand “likes” among Twitter users.
They soon made it viral looking for humor in this way of communicating something, through the classic fashion shows, and doing it publicly, and which surprisingly continues to be used
To all this the publication has an unverifiable component both in the date and in the place in which it took place, however it had a great impact and provoked a chain of hilarious comments.
Source: Clarin
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