1. It's the administrator's responsibility to ensure that printers are not exposed to the public internet. Not doing so is giving 'weev' and others like him a

1. It's the administrator's responsibility to ensure that printers are not exposed to the public internet. Not doing so is giving 'weev' and others like him a platform to cause mayhem and to further split people across racial lines. I don't know if that's what he's trying to achieve, but I suspect it is. 2. If he's able to further agitate african-americans he is able to widen the gulf between people in racially diverse universities and create an environment prone to more and more hatred. And if he can entice law enforcement into prosecuting him he can then play the part of uber troll and free-speech martyr for his supporters. The reactions so far play into his hand as high-scale racial aggravation sows discord that he may be able to capitalise on long-term. I hope it's just trolling as if it is political terraforming it is worrying. What I just described is probably nothing to worry about as it is just one event and it's very likely impossible to orchestrate systemic changes in the way I described.