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Category: Anti-Capitalism - Reaganomics

The meme is a humorous representation of the US federal debt as a percentage of the country's GDP, with a graph showing a sharp spike upwards. The text "Federal Debt: 100% of GDP" appears on the right side of the graph, implying that the US is now essentially bankrupt. The meme is likely referencing a recent economic crisis or a commentary on the country's financial situation.

Anti-Capitalism - Reaganomics

2023-05-10T21:03:33+00:00

The meme is a humorous representation of the US federal debt as a percentage of the country's GDP, with a graph showing a sharp spike upwards. The text "Federal Debt: 100% of GDP" appears on the right side of the graph, implying that the US is now essentially bankrupt. The meme is likely referencing a recent economic crisis or a commentary on the country's financial situation.

The meme is a humorous representation of the widening income gap in the United States and Europe. The image shows a graph with two lines representing the top 1% and the bottom 50% of income earners in the US and Europe, with the US line growing significantly faster and further to the right. The text "US vs EU" is written above the graph, and the caption "We're not broke, we're just redistributed" is written below.

Anti-Capitalism - Reaganomics

2023-05-10T21:03:33+00:00

The meme is a humorous representation of the widening income gap in the United States and Europe. The image shows a graph with two lines representing the top 1% and the bottom 50% of income earners in the US and Europe, with the US line growing significantly faster and further to the right. The text "US vs EU" is written above the graph, and the caption "We're not broke, we're just redistributed" is written below.

The meme is a humorous representation of the relationship between life expectancy and healthcare spending. The graph shows a curved line that starts low on the left (low life expectancy, low healthcare spending) and ends high on the right (high life expectancy, high healthcare spending). The text "Life Expectancy vs. Healthcare Spending" is at the top, and the bottom text reads "In 2 years, we'll be like Japan!"

Anti-Capitalism - Reaganomics

2023-05-10T21:03:33+00:00

The meme is a humorous representation of the relationship between life expectancy and healthcare spending. The graph shows a curved line that starts low on the left (low life expectancy, low healthcare spending) and ends high on the right (high life expectancy, high healthcare spending). The text "Life Expectancy vs. Healthcare Spending" is at the top, and the bottom text reads "In 2 years, we'll be like Japan!"

This meme is a humorous comparison of the national debt in the United States, presented in a graph with two lines representing the debt in dollars and as a percentage of the country's GDP. The text "In 2014 dollars and as a percentage of GDP" appears at the top of the graph. The meme pokes fun at the idea that the national debt is so large that it's hard to even visualize, with the image of Ronald Reagan's face in the middle of the graph, implying that he's the one who caused the debt to grow so much.

Anti-Capitalism - Reaganomics

2023-05-10T21:03:33+00:00

This meme is a humorous comparison of the national debt in the United States, presented in a graph with two lines representing the debt in dollars and as a percentage of the country's GDP. The text "In 2014 dollars and as a percentage of GDP" appears at the top of the graph. The meme pokes fun at the idea that the national debt is so large that it's hard to even visualize, with the image of Ronald Reagan's face in the middle of the graph, implying that he's the one who caused the debt to grow so much.