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Debate rages over whether Australian politician was right to smack #EggBoy in retaliation [video]

As we told you yesterday, Australian Senator Frasier Anning released a statement after the horrific attack in Christchurch, New Zealand that sparked an avalanche of controversy:

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After that statement, while Anning was in public, a 17-year-old who was standing behind him cracked an egg on the politician’s head:

As a result, “#EggBoy” has been trending on Twitter ever since.

Anning retaliated after the egg crack:

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And with that, people had varying opinions about Anning’s retaliation:


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And the debate rages on.

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