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Funny answer: Call her and the principal one too.
Real answer: Realize that there are some things you just cannot say or do outside of 4chan. When I was around your age I had a fascination with Hitler and talked about Nazis in a positive light in school. I was nearly expelled over it. (I'm in my 30s now for context, if this happened today it would probably be national news). I think a lot of it came from being a social outcast, and being deeply engrossed in websites like 4chan that normalize this kind of behavior. So my real advice to you, man to man, is to spend less time around extremist websites like /pol/, realize how much it can influence you, and use this situation as a lesson to be learned from. If you're someone like me who just can't quit 4chan, at least learn that it doesn't reflect the real world, and the behaviors on it are completely unacceptable in today's world. It's just a bunch of outcast nerds venting about the world and having fun doing it. Don't let it poison your real life.
