The replies to this Katie Hopkins fan will make your day better

You may have seen the very clever campaign in which people spoof up TV and film posters to highlight the lack of black actors in lead roles.

Here’s what they look like.

"If you’re surprised, it means you don’t see enough black people in major roles." We're supporting Legally Black's campaign for better black representation in the media…https://t.co/Z0Da7lZGDX pic.twitter.com/7f2AtMBXin

— Special Patrol Group (@SpecialPatrols) March 1, 2018

Except not every one was happy. This person in particular.

https://twitter.com/DVATW/status/969866848031428608

David Vance is ‘right of liberal, pro austerity’ and prefers ‘alt media’ to legacy news outlets. Yes, you know the type.

I have no idea who David Vance is but when his pinned post is a Katie Hopkins piece I get the idea

— Philip Lickley (@philiplickley) March 3, 2018

And this is how people responded.

1.

Casting white people as lead characters in films to make a point about racism, is true genious mindset

— Hussein Kesvani (@HKesvani) March 3, 2018

2.

Here you go David. Spent hours photoshopping these for you: pic.twitter.com/geALShc13V

— Rachel Burns (@RachJBurns) March 3, 2018

3.

They could even use a photo of you to do it, I personally suggest this one. pic.twitter.com/mtEzJa0KuO

— Danielle Seddon (@dseddon91) March 3, 2018

4.

Here’s Star Wars with white people in the poster. pic.twitter.com/uALPOVmkQL

— David Quantick (@quantick) March 3, 2018

5.

Here’s the remake of Solaris with white people in the poster. pic.twitter.com/p6O4cwCO2A

— David Quantick (@quantick) March 3, 2018

6.

I’m afraid her hand is still black David, but don’t worry; I think she’s just wearing gloves. pic.twitter.com/IqIccINUew

— Pete Curry (@Pete_Curry) March 3, 2018

7.

Here’s Casablanca with white people in the poster. pic.twitter.com/nRM7GIstDv

— David Quantick (@quantick) March 3, 2018