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Category: Anti-Neoliberal
2025-06-22T19:26:52.779802+00:00
The meme is a humorous image of Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, kneeling in a room filled with other politicians. The image is captioned with a quote from a news article that says "In the briefing, Hegseth referred to B-2 pilots as 'our boys on the bombers, yet both men and women have trained to fly them.'" The meme is poking fun at the idea that the phrase "our boys on the bombers" is a sexist and outdated term, and that it's being used by a conservative commentator, Hegseth, to describe B-2 pilots, which are typically manned by both men and women.
2025-06-17T18:49:27.083464+00:00
This meme is a response to a news article about an ex-Obama Treasury adviser's warning about the potential for a financial crisis. The text above the article reads "All the sh*t going on and Obama's people are saying 'f*ck you' for this Imfaooo" and is in response to a news article about an ex-Obama Treasury adviser's warning about the potential for a financial crisis. The article is from NewsWire and is titled "Ex-Obama Treasury adviser warns far-left Zohran Mamdani's policies would bankrupt New York City".
2025-06-17T05:46:57.826708+00:00
This meme is a satirical take on the "No King" or "No Monarch" movement, which is now being referred to as "No Tyrants" or "No Crowns". The text is meant to be humorous and ironic, using a "new" or "newer" version of an old phrase, and is meant to be read as a satirical take on the current state of the world. The text itself is meant to be humorous and satirical.
2025-06-16T23:16:17.500561+00:00
This meme is a satirical image of Pete Buttigel, a former US presidential candidate, standing in front of a whiteboard with a humorous and provocative message. The text on the board reads, "what if we rage on behalf of the machine" and is a play on the phrase "what if we rage on behalf of the people," a popular slogan from the 2020 presidential campaign of Bernie Sanders. The image is meant to be humorous and ironic, poking fun at the idea of a politician's campaign slogan being modified to fit a more tech-savvy, machine-like approach.
2025-06-16T22:29:25.659171+00:00
The meme features a person with a distorted, glitchy face, likely a popular internet character. The text above the person reads, "I bring a sort of vibe to the no kings protest that liberals don't really like." The image is overlaid with a quote about the importance of organizing and a call to action, with the text "Skunk Ape Liberation Union" and "Skunk Ape" in the bottom left. The meme is likely meant to be humorous and satirical, poking fun at the idea of a "Skunk Ape" as a symbol of a movement.
2025-06-14T06:02:48.641758+00:00
This meme is a collection of news headlines that are all about California Governor Gavin Newsom's actions and policies. The headlines are presented in a news format, but are actually satirical and meant to be humorous. The text in the image includes headlines such as "Newsom prioritizes electric school buses over preschool for children with disabilities" and "Newsom orders California officials to remove homeless encampments." The tone of the headlines is ironic and satirical, implying that Newsom's actions are not actually what they are presented as.
2025-06-12T21:18:21.288993+00:00
The meme is a humorous image that uses a popular internet meme format to poke fun at the idea of a "colonial" or "colonizer" type of person who is actually just a "liberal" or "leftist" who is trying to be a "colonizer" type of person. The image shows a character from the popular animated TV show "Adventure Time" saying "I'm a colonizer, I'm a colonizer" in a funny and exaggerated way, implying that someone who is trying to be a "colonizer" type of person is actually just a "liberal" or "leftist" who is trying to be a "colonizer" type of person.
2025-06-11T05:11:32.891043+00:00
This meme features a series of images showing a bear and a wolf facing each other in the snow, with the caption "the voices in my head" at the top. Below, it shows a bear with the text "progress takes time" and a wolf with the text "we don't have time". The meme is humorous because it implies that the bear is being patient and the wolf is being impatient, and that their internal thoughts are at odds with each other. The meme is likely meant to be humorous and relatable.
2025-06-09T03:20:10.590566+00:00
The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter post from Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California. The post is a response to a statement from the Democratic Governors of California, which was released in response to President Trump's plans to deploy the National Guard to the state. The post is a statement from the Democratic Governors of California, which was released in response to President Trump's plans to deploy the National Guard to the state. The post states that Donald Trump's attempts to militarize California are an "alarming abuse of power".
![The meme is a tweet from Red Ironheart (a Twitter account) that expresses a sarcastic and humorous response to a news story about a protest on a highway. The text reads: "IDK which Mayor Bass needs to know this, but standing on a highway is, in fact, 'peaceful and nonviolent' protest. Standing on a highway is NOT 'violent,' actually. F*ck's entire [sic] […]". The tweet is likely responding to a news story about a protest on a highway, and the author is making a sarcastic and humorous comment about the situation.](505784537_10233056840516788_422393572633430240_n.jpg.html)
2025-06-09T02:34:03.121710+00:00
The meme is a tweet from Red Ironheart (a Twitter account) that expresses a sarcastic and humorous response to a news story about a protest on a highway. The text reads: "IDK which Mayor Bass needs to know this, but standing on a highway is, in fact, 'peaceful and nonviolent' protest. Standing on a highway is NOT 'violent,' actually. F*ck's entire [sic] […]". The tweet is likely responding to a news story about a protest on a highway, and the author is making a sarcastic and humorous comment about the situation.
2025-05-19T03:15:39.170790+00:00
The meme is a satirical commentary on the leftists' idea of taking moral responsibility. It states that if leftists don't vote for their centrist compromise, they'll lose, but they won't take responsibility for their own actions. The text in the image reads: "Funny how liberals think leftists should take moral responsibility for everything right wing candidates do if they don't vote for their centrist compromise and they lose, but won't even take responsibility for the things their own candidate actually does in office when they win."
2025-05-14T20:38:45.643763+00:00
This meme is a screenshot of a tweet from 2017 that is now 8 years old. The tweet is from the account @InternetHippo and reads: "REPUBS: 18 people should own this country, everyone else can eat sh*t and die. DEMS (staring at dry erase board): What should our message be?" The tweet is a satirical commentary on the differences in political views and the way they are represented in the media.
2025-05-14T01:38:47.881544+00:00
This meme is a screenshot of a tweet that has been screenshot and commented on. The original tweet is from user Abier, who is a right-wing political commentator, and it says "Right wing republicans NOT DEMOCRATS killed the bill". The comment on the tweet is from user Blake, who is also a right-wing political commentator, and it says "The Democrats are so f**king useless". The comment is a response to Abier's tweet, and it is criticizing the Democrats for not being able to pass a bill.
2025-05-13T20:37:38.638181+00:00
The meme is a screenshot of a tweet by Aamer Rahman, a comedian and writer. The tweet says "Democrats are unleashing their secret weapon: Let's roll out our most condescending, unlikeable failure to repeat a bunch of historical lies and call young people stupid." Below the tweet is a quote from Hillary Clinton criticizing young people who protest against Israel's actions in Palestine, saying "I don't know much about the history of the Middle East or, frankly, about history in many areas of the world."
2025-05-13T20:34:15.536287+00:00
The meme is a tweet that pokes fun at the idea of a politician's statement being so ridiculous that it's almost like they're trying to be a villain in a movie. The tweet says, "All of this because he dared to speak the common sense, popular position that politicians are supposed to be public servants, not entitled to lifetime seats, and should be replaced with more effective candidates if they're not useful fighters against the opposition party." The tweet is responding to a news article that was likely a response to a statement made by a politician. The tone of the tweet is that of someone who is frustrated with the idea that a politician is trying to be a villain in a movie. The tweet is also a bit sarcastic and is likely meant to be humorous.
2025-05-13T06:52:01.679946+00:00
This meme is a satirical commentary on the relationship between the Democratic Party and the left-wing of the party. The image features a photo of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the 2020 Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates, with a red box containing the text "Democrats do not exist to stop Republicans" and a red box below it with the text "They exist to stop leftists from gaining power or political access for change." The meme suggests that the Democratic Party's primary goal is not to challenge the power of the right, but to maintain the status quo and protect the interests of the powerful.
2025-05-12T06:19:20.687671+00:00
The meme is a comparison between the Republican and Democratic parties' approaches to law enforcement. It features two images of a police officer, one with the words "Republican Party Platform" above it and the other with "Democratic Party Platform" above it. The first image shows the officer struggling to get a boot off his foot, while the second image shows the same officer easily removing his boot. The text above the images reads: "Republican Party Platform: Cops can't even get a boot off their own foot. Democratic Party Platform: Cops can't even get a boot off their own foot."
2025-05-12T04:47:07.989341+00:00
The meme is a Twitter exchange between two users. The first user, "clio", is responding to someone's comment about Margaret Thatcher, a former British Prime Minister, and says "I'm getting on a bus and you are dead." The second user, "Clio", responds with a quote from a 2013 interview with Margaret Thatcher's former … The second user says: "Margaret Thatcher once said anyone over the age of 25 is a failure." This is a quote from a 2013 interview with … The second user continues: "I am getting on a bus and you are dead."
2025-05-08T05:50:35.183410+00:00
The meme is a tweet from Max Berger, a former Twitter employee, who is expressing his frustration with the Democratic Party's inability to address the most significant corruption scandal in the history of the presidency. He states that they can't go after Trump for the most blatant corruption in the history of the presidency because some of them are in bed with the same corruption coin guys. The tweet is a commentary on the lack of action from the Democratic Party in addressing the corruption of the Trump administration.
2025-05-08T03:32:56.410414+00:00
The meme is a tweet from California Governor Gavin Newsom, referencing the film industry's return to California. He claims that California's film industry is back, and he's ready to bring more jobs to the state. He also references a quote from former President Donald Trump, "Make America Film Again," and adds "POTUS, let's get it done."
2025-05-07T22:02:10.899886+00:00
This meme is a screenshot of a tweet by Chuck Schumer, the US Senator from New York. The tweet features a photo of Schumer with a comically exaggerated expression of anger or frustration. The text above the photo reads: "Of all the crazy things Republicans want to do, now they want a CAR TAX?!" The tweet is accompanied by a photo of Schumer with a comically exaggerated expression of anger or frustration. The text above the photo reads: "Of all the crazy things Republicans want to do, now they want a CAR TAX?!" The tweet is accompanied by a photo of a comically exaggerated expression of anger or frustration.
2025-05-06T21:18:09.989801+00:00
The meme is a play on the 2003 film "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the ... ", specifically a scene where a character, in a ... , is asking if he ... . In this meme, the character's line has been replaced with a question about whether people have heard of closing a certain door. The image is meant to be humorous and satirical, poking fun at the idea of ... . The text at the top of the image reads "Haven't you people ever heard of closing the goddamn door?"
2025-05-04T21:57:04.814380+00:00
The image is a political meme that uses a drawing of a building to make a point about the relationship between communism and the state. The building has a large red circle behind it, and trees are growing out of it. The text above the building reads, "liberalism is dead," and the text below it says, "be a communist." The idea is that if you want to be like the trees, you should be a communist, because they are growing out of the building, which represents the state. The image is meant to be satirical and to make a point about the role of the state in society. It is not meant to be taken literally, but rather as a commentary on the relationship between the state and individuals.
2025-05-02T00:30:58.968182+00:00
This meme is a satirical commentary on the Texas House of Representatives' recent passing of a bill that would make it a crime to share "altered" or "hacked" videos, images, or other forms of content. The meme's text reads: "The right can't meme so they made it illegal." This statement is meant to be humorous, implying that the bill is an over- and/or under- response to the issue of sharing altered content. The text at the top of the image reads: "The right can't meme so they made it illegal."
2025-04-28T02:04:57.080811+00:00
This meme is a Twitter exchange between two users. The first user, "miawong.bsky", responds to a tweet from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) with a comment about her previous tweet about the Immigration and Customs (ICE) agency. The user is using a common internet meme to express their opinion about the agency. The original tweet from AOC is not shown in the image, but it is likely her response to a tweet about the agency. The user is saying that she should be “eaten” for her comments about the agency. The user is using the internet meme to say that she should be destroyed for her comments. The user is using the internet meme to say that she should be destroyed for her comments about the agency.
2025-04-23T01:03:28.751684+00:00
The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users. The first user, Karl, is responding to a tweet from Kieran Healy, a professor and author, who is discussing a conversation with a former professor of his, who was a Nazi, and his views on the topic of the professor's views on the Nazi.
2025-04-23T01:00:45.708643+00:00
This image is a screenshot of a Twitter post. The top line of text reads, "True, about Biden and Trump too. Lest we forget that US prisons of all kinds have forced labor. And long before Trump ever became president." Below this is a tweet from @Socialist...3d, which says, "For all the Democrats' furious about Trump's immigration policies, where were you when Joe Biden's ICE was using slave labor?" The tweet includes a link to a prospect.org article. The article's title is, "Biden Administration ICE Contracts Encourage Forced Labor." The article is about a contract signed in April with a detention facility in Port Isabel, Texas, that continues to pay $1-a-day wages for those detained. The article is from The American Prospect. The image is meant to show that both Trump and Biden have used forced labor in their immigration policies. The image is meant to be satirical and is meant to be shared on social media.
2025-04-21T07:13:06.098751+00:00
This image is a meme that features a quote from Terence McKenna, an American author and philosopher. The quote states, "The apocalypse is not something which is coming. The apocalypse has arrived in major portions of the planet and it's only because we live within a bubble of incredible privilege and social insulation that we still have the luxury of anticipating the apocalypse." The quote is presented in white text on a dark brown background, with a circular photo of Terence McKenna above it. The image is intended to be humorous and thought-provoking, as it challenges the idea of an imminent apocalyptic event and instead suggests that it has already arrived in some parts of the world. The image is likely to be shared on social media or other online platforms to spark discussion and debate.
2025-04-21T06:22:50.078993+00:00
The meme is a screenshot of a tweet from Nina Turner, a former U.S. Senator, criticizing James Carville, a Democratic strategist, for his comments on primary challenges. The tweet includes a video of Carville saying, "I think these people should get their own party." The meme is meant to be humorous and critical of Carville's views.
2024-11-25T02:31:40.865153+00:00
This meme is a humorous take on the idea that some people might not be as enthusiastic about Thanksgiving as others. The image is a screenshot from a TV show or movie, but the text overlayed on it is a quote from a character who is expressing their true feelings about the holiday. The text reads: "No one: Me at Thanksgiving: 'I hate you all. I hate this holiday. I hate the food, the family, the tradition. I hate it all. And especially, I hate you, you stupid, stupid turkey. You're not even a real turkey. You're a chicken, you chicken!'".
2024-11-07T20:37:45.249941+00:00
This image is a screenshot of a tweet by Gio DeBatta. The tweet contains a video of Hillary Clinton talking to Kamala Harris. The video has a white text box that says, "You know I've talked with Kamala." Below the video, there is a white text box that says, "DECISION 2024 HILLARY CLINTON ON THE STATE OF THE 2024 RACE." The text box is red, white, and blue with an American flag in the background. There is a small video player at the bottom of the image. The video is on MSNBC. The text in the tweet above the video says, "So War Criminal @HillaryClinton was advising War Criminal @KamalaHarris - that worked out well." The tweet has a blue checkmark next to the author's name. The background of the image is white.
2024-11-04T04:31:03.424975+00:00
The image features a cartoon representation of Kamala Harris, a former Vice President of the United States, with her hand over her heart and a speech bubble above her head. The speech bubble contains the phrase "I'm speaking," which is likely a reference to her role as a public speaker. In the background, a cityscape is visible, with a repeating pattern of "Stop your bombs" speech bubbles superimposed over it, suggesting a call to action to address the issue of bombs being dropped in the city. The image appears to be a satirical commentary on the use of military force and the need for responsible leadership.
2024-10-23T04:56:17.634822+00:00
This meme is a tweet from Peter Daou, a political commentator. He's asking if someone can explain how Project 2025, a conservative think tank, is different from the GOP platform of the past three decades. He's jokingly suggesting that it's so similar that it's terrifying to Democrats, who haven't done anything meaningful to counter it. He's also making a joke about a candidate who is losing to Trump in the polls. The text is in white on a black background, with the hashtag #Project2025 in blue. The image is a screenshot of the tweet.
2024-09-12T03:52:22.564992+00:00
This meme features a photo of a woman in a courtroom or debate setting, with a shocked and angry expression on her face. The image is captioned with the phrase "Me during the debate" and the phrase "F**K YOU BOTH!!" in bold, all-caps letters, conveying a sense of frustration and anger. The meme is meant to be humorous and relatable, poking fun at the feeling of frustration that can come from being in a heated debate or argument.
2024-08-25T09:28:57.550124+00:00
This meme features a photograph of a skeleton sitting on a bench, looking out at the viewer with a vacant expression. The text "Waiting for Labour to become more left wing in power" is written above the image, implying that the skeleton has been waiting for a long time and is now a skeleton due to its prolonged wait. The joke is that the skeleton has been waiting for a left-wing Labour government to become more left-wing, but has died in the process.
2024-08-20T16:00:34.070478+00:00
The meme is a screenshot of a tweet that says "Going from 'trump's muslim ban is horrific' to 'the mass murder of muslims is just a single issue' is insane". The text is presented in a plain white font on a black background, with no images or graphics. The tone is sarcastic and critical, implying that the original statement is hypocritical and insensitive.
2024-05-15T19:09:23.958560+00:00
The meme is a humorous comparison between the way Democrats are perceived as being more effective at campaigning versus being ineffective at campaigning in the office. The image on the left shows a popular character from a fantasy TV show (Daenerys Targaryen) surrounded by adoring fans, implying that Democrats are charismatic and popular. The image on the right shows a scene from the same TV show where Daenerys' dragon is destroying a city, implying that when Democrats are in the office, they are ineffective and causing destruction. The text "Democrats Campaigning" and "Democrats in Office" appears on either side of the images.
2024-05-15T19:09:18.541070+00:00
The meme is a humorous commentary on the 2024 US presidential election. The text at the top reads, "US media: This is the most important election of our lives." Below this, there are two images of characters from the Star Wars franchise: Jabba the Hutt and Emperor Palpatine. The character Jabba the Hutt is depicted as a large, slug-like alien with a menacing expression, while Emperor Palpatine is shown as a dark, sinister figure with a malevolent grin. The text above the images reads, "The candidates:" and is meant to be read as "The candidates: Jabba the Hutt and Emperor Palpatine." The meme is implying that the candidates in the 2024 US presidential election are as unappealing and unsavory as these two characters from the Star Wars franchise. The humor in the meme lies in the unexpected comparison between the candidates and these two infamous characters, which are known for their villainous nature.
2024-05-11T05:04:19+00:00
This meme is a visual representation of the American political spectrum, depicted as a seesaw with various labels. The left end of the seesaw is labeled "Left?" and the right end is labeled "Right?". The middle of the seesaw has a donkey (representing the Democratic Party) and an elephant (representing the Republican Party) standing on opposite ends, symbolizing the idea that the two parties are on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
2024-04-02T16:55:24.923152+00:00
This meme is a humorous image of a city street with a massive explosion in the background, juxtaposed with a photo of a man looking concerned. The text overlayed on the image reads: "Civilised life is based on a huge number of illusions in which we collaborate. The trouble is we forget that they are illusions and we are deeply shocked when reality is torn down around us." The quote is attributed to J.G. Ballard.
![This meme is an image of a person (presumably a police officer) with a shocked or confused expression, accompanied by a quote from the 2012 film "The Dark Knight Rises". The text reads: "I am the night. I am vengeance. I am the [insert police officer's name here]. I am not the [insert police officer's name here]". However, the actual text in the meme is a quote from the film "The Dark Knight" (2008) and is actually "I am the night. I am vengeance. I am the Batman".](433127557_10232679770635711_2342609815152798323_n.jpg.html)
2024-04-02T16:53:49.217815+00:00
This meme is an image of a person (presumably a police officer) with a shocked or confused expression, accompanied by a quote from the 2012 film "The Dark Knight Rises". The text reads: "I am the night. I am vengeance. I am the [insert police officer's name here]. I am not the [insert police officer's name here]". However, the actual text in the meme is a quote from the film "The Dark Knight" (2008) and is actually "I am the night. I am vengeance. I am the Batman".
2024-03-22T22:55:55.847933+00:00
This meme is a humorous commentary on the concept of "neoliberals" (a type of economic ideology) and how it can be used to describe someone who is not concerned with the environmental and social consequences of their actions. The meme features a split image, with the top half showing a person looking at a beautiful, idyllic landscape, and the bottom half showing a desolate, polluted environment. The text "What if you were on a planet that was being destroyed by your actions?" is juxtaposed with "But neoliberal said it's fine".
2024-02-26T15:54:10.761633+00:00
The meme is a tweet by Peter Daou, a former Democratic strategist, listing 11 things that did not happen under Joe Biden's presidency, such as releasing kids from cages, abolishing ICE, and providing free college tuition. The tweet is presented in a humorous, satirical tone, with each item marked with a red "X" and a "no" symbol. The tweet's title is "Under #Biden", implying that these things did not happen under Biden's presidency.
2024-02-26T15:47:54.663670+00:00
The meme is a humorous comparison between the detention centers established by former President Barack Obama and those established by former President Donald Trump, and now by President Joe Biden. The image shows a series of "cages" or "detention centers" with children inside, with the names of the presidents or the location of the facility written above each one. The text above each image reads "Obama's Immigration Detention Center", "Trump's Kids in Cages", and "Biden's Migrant Child Facility".
2024-01-29T04:26:42.344967+00:00
This meme features an image of Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the House of the United States, with a walker and a caption that reads "people who want a ceasefire in Gaza are Russian secret agents." The meme is implying that those who want a ceasefire in Gaza are somehow connected to or influenced by Russia, which is a common conspiracy theory.
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2023-11-10T05:25:31+00:00
This meme is a humorous take on the differences between people who support former US President Donald Trump and those who support current President Joe Biden. The image shows a character from the TV show "The Office" named Dwight, who is known for his eccentric personality. The text on the image reads: "Me laughing at Trump supporters" and "Biden supporters thinking I'm with them." The meme is poking fun at the idea that someone who is known for being eccentric and out of the ordinary would be mistaken for being a supporter of Joe Biden, which is humorous because it implies that someone who is known for being eccentric would be mistaken for someone who is not.
2023-11-06T06:43:14+00:00
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2023-07-21T09:46:09+00:00
This meme is a satirical commentary on the perceived power imbalance in modern society. The text, written in a conversational tone, lists various entities that are often referred to as "not politics" but are actually deeply involved in the political process. The text states: "You're 'just not that into politics?' Your boss is. Your landlord is. Your insurance company is. And every day they use their political power to keep your pay low, raise your rent, and deny you coverage." The text ends with the phrase "It's time to get into politics."
2023-07-20T20:25:07+00:00
This meme is an image of a group of women in the US Congress, with a quote overlaid on top. The quote is a modified version of a famous phrase by Vladimir Lenin, but with a humorous twist. The original phrase "The people will have to learn to work without the people" has been changed to "The people will have to learn to work without the people in Congress" in a satirical commentary on the role of women in the US Congress.
2023-07-15T20:55:28+00:00
This meme features a photo of a man (Robert F. Kennedy Jr.) sitting at a desk, with a microphone in front of him. The text above the photo reads "Robert F. Kennedy Jr. press dinner explodes in war of words and farting". The joke is that the headline is serious and formal, but the phrase "and farting" at the end is a humorous and unexpected addition, implying that the press dinner was not just a serious discussion, but also a gassy one.
2023-06-22T03:29:35+00:00
This meme features a medieval-style illustration of a king sitting in a window, looking out at a crowd of people below. The king is wearing a crown and holding a sceptre, but his expression is one of annoyance. The text at the bottom of the image reads, "Can't you do this in a more polite way that I can completely ignore?"
2023-06-13T06:07:38+00:00
The meme is a humorous take on the concept of "deterritorialization," a philosophical idea that refers to the process of breaking free from societal norms and expectations. The image shows a person who is initially excited to "deterritorialize" (i.e., break free from their phone's "territory" or control) but then quickly becomes overwhelmed and exhausted, with the text "I'm gonna deterritorialize... I'm gonna... deterritorialize... *yawn*".
2023-06-11T01:51:57+00:00
This meme is a play on the phrase "but her emails" from the 2016 US presidential election. The image shows a bathroom filled with boxes of documents, implying that someone (likely a politician) has a large amount of paperwork that needs to be managed. The text at the bottom, "but her emails", is a humorous reference to the idea that a person's email management is not as important as the amount of paperwork they have.
2023-06-01T20:54:30+00:00
This meme is a play on the popular phrase "I know what I'm doing" and features a photo of a senior woman with a confused expression. The image is accompanied by the phrase "I know what I'm doing" in a caption above it, which is ironic given her confused look. The meme is likely meant to poke fun at the idea that someone can appear confident and capable, but actually have no idea what they're doing.
2023-05-10T21:03:34+00:00
This meme is a screenshot of a tweet from the official Twitter account of the Democratic Party, @TheDemocrats. The tweet is a quote from a 2015 tweet from the account of then-Republican presidential candidate and Ohio Governor John Kasich, who is quoted as saying "I'm not going to get into the business of making people's lives better by getting in the way of their lives." The tweet is followed by a comment from the account of "TheGuillotine" (a parody account) saying "He sounds like a real "f*cking" idiot".
![The meme is a sarcastic commentary on the perceived complicity of Democrats in the US's fascist slide. The image is a blank white screen with the text "We. must. derail. the. train." The text is a play on the famous phrase "We. must. not. let. them. […]….” from the 1974 film “The […]….”, but with the word “train” replacing the word “let”. The text is a call to action, urging the reader to take action to stop the train (or, in this case, the “fascist” or “right-wing” “train”) from moving forward.](062F88B8-6CDD-4D28-B81E-5A6C8CA33930-4711-00000266C2698ED8.png.html)
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The meme is a sarcastic commentary on the perceived complicity of Democrats in the US's fascist slide. The image is a blank white screen with the text "We. must. derail. the. train." The text is a play on the famous phrase "We. must. not. let. them. […]….” from the 1974 film “The […]….”, but with the word “train” replacing the word “let”. The text is a call to action, urging the reader to take action to stop the train (or, in this case, the “fascist” or “right-wing” “train”) from moving forward.
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This meme is a screenshot of a Twitter post that appears to be a response to a tweet from Thomas Jefferson's account. The post reads: "Thomas Jefferson, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, dead ass said to overthrow the government if the people are no longer safe and happy. Y'all are still calling the riots 'unamerican'?" The text is in a casual, informal tone and is likely intended to be humorous or satirical.
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This meme is a humorous take on the idea that someone has become more radicalized or extreme in their views, specifically in a liberal or left-wing context. The image features a photo of Jean-Luc Picard, a character from the Star Trek franchise, with a caption that reads "Me, watching my liberal friends becoming more and more radicalized." The meme is likely used to express a sense of irony or frustration at observing the increasing extremity of one's liberal friends.
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This meme is a comparison between the idealized government of the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe, the Federation, and the real-world government of the United States. The meme juxtaposes the values and principles of the Federation with the current government of the United States, highlighting the differences between the two. The text at the top reads "The Ideal Government" and at the bottom reads "Our Current Government".
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The meme is a screenshot from the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, featuring a character (Deanna Troi) with a serious expression. Above the image is the text "Conservatives when someone tries to explain nuance to them" and below the image is the text "I don't understand anything you're saying. Please, for the love of God, speak slower and use smaller words." However, the actual text in the image is "I don't understand anything you're saying. Please, for the love of God, speak slower and use smaller words." is not present, instead the text "I don't understand anything you're saying. Please, for the love of God, speak slower and use smaller words." is replaced with "I don't understand any of this."
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The meme depicts a scene from the 1997 film "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" where a group of clone troopers are about to execute an order to kill a young Jedi, but the young Jedi (a clone of the Jedi Master) is able to escape. The meme overlays text that says "liberals and conservatives are trying to maintain the status quo" over the image, implying that both groups are trying to keep the current state of society, rather than making any significant changes.
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The meme is a screen grab from the 2005 film "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Jedi" where Chancellor Palpatine is questioning Anakin Skywalker about the atrocities of Winston Churchill. The original text is "Have you ever heard the atrocities of Winston Churchill?" and Anakin's response is "I thought not, it's not a story state school would tell you."
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The meme is a screenshot of a tweet from a user named "Caitlin" with the handle "Caitlin" and the text: "If you're willing to sacrifice all principles, all sanity and all morality to get rid of Trump, what exactly is the point of getting rid of him?" The tweet appears to be a commentary on the controversy surrounding President Trump's presidency and the debate over his removal from office.
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The meme is a screenshot of a popular K-pop star, Jennie from Blackpink, sitting at a table with a stuffed animal and a drink. The text "PROGRESSIVES: TYPICAL LIBERAL BULLSHIT" is superimposed over the image, implying that the image is a satirical commentary on the expectations of liberal or progressive individuals. The meme is likely poking fun at the idea that someone from a progressive or liberal background would be expected to be perfect or "on-point" at all times.
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This meme is a visual representation of Nancy Pelosi tearing up a copy of the US Military's budget (known as the "National Defense Budget" or "NDB") after signing it into law. The text "In God We Trust" is written on the document.
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The meme features a sign with the text "DEMS RUN MOST BIG CITIES - THEIR COPS ARE WORSE THAN THE CRIMINALS THEY PROTECT" on a metal surface with graffiti. The sign is likely intended to express a negative opinion about the Democratic Party's control of many major cities in the United States and the perceived quality of law enforcement in those areas. The meme may be used to critique the party's handling of public safety or to express frustration with the state of law enforcement in urban areas.
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The meme is a humorous and ironic reaction to a news article about a drone strike in Libya that killed 130 innocent people, including women and children. The image features a crying or sad-looking meme of a dog, with the text "I really miss Obama" (a reference to the former US President Barack Obama). The meme is a satirical commentary on the current state of the world and the lack of progress or change in the world's politics and military actions.
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The meme is a tweet that sarcastically responds to a news article about a 2020 bombing in Yemen that killed 60 children and 17 adults. The tweet's author is making a joke about how much more devastating and deadly a bombing in Yemen was compared to a bombing in the United States. The text says "Obama dropped 72 bombs a day for a whole year in 7 countries" and then sarcastically compares the bombing in Yemen to a bombing in the United States.
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This meme is a satirical take on the statement "anarchists should be prosecuted" by President Biden. The text reads: "Liberals are passionately defending Biden's statement that anarchists should be prosecuted because they know if being left of them is illegal, they'll finally be the left." The meme is poking fun at the idea that some liberals are so far to the left that they're willing to support the prosecution of anarchists, who are often associated with extreme left-wing ideologies, in order to maintain their own position as the most left-wing. The meme is likely intended to be humorous and ironic, rather than a serious commentary on the topic.
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The meme is a humorous comparison between two groups of people, Democrats and leftists, who both support progressive policies. The image is a still from a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, with the character Data saying "It looks like business as usual" - implying that even in a futuristic, high-tech society, the same old, same old, is still happening.
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The meme is a play on the "Pennywise the Clown" character from the movie "It" and the stereotype that liberals and leftists are often seen as "clowns" by some. The image shows a clown's face with a caption "Liberals" and a second image of a worker with a caption "Leftists". The text "I'm not a clown, I'm a construction worker" is used to imply that leftists are not like the stereotypical "clown" that liberals are often perceived as.
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This meme is a humorous image of a character from the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, making a gesture of disgust or annoyance. The text overlay reads: "When someone asks me how many sh*tty tickets the Democrats have in the US presidential race." The image is a play on the idea that the person is being asked to give a negative or critical response to the number of tickets or seats the Democrats have in the presidential race, implying they are being asked to give a negative or critical response to the number of tickets or seats the Democrats have in the presidential race.
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This meme is a humorous critique of the left-wing or liberal ideology, specifically targeting the Democratic Party and its leader, Bernie Sanders. The image shows a woman from the movie "Star Wars" (Mon Moth-Loth) saying "Heretic" to someone, implying that someone is a heretic or a non-believer in a particular ideology. The text above the image says: "When you explain to a Democrat that in most countries Bernie is a moderate, Biden is right wing and that the US doesn't even have a left wing party".
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The meme is a still image from the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, featuring a character named Worf. The image shows Worf with a serious expression, and the text "I assume that's a joke" is overlaid on his face. The meme is likely poking fun at the idea that some people on social media are so extreme in their views that they are actually joking about something that is not actually funny.
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The meme is a split-screen image with a left-wing (left) and right-wing (right) Twitter account. The left account, labeled "leftist," lists a series of tweets from prominent left-wing figures, including a tweet from Bernie Sanders. The right account, labeled "rightist," lists a series of tweets from prominent right-wing figures, including a tweet from Donald Trump.
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The meme is a tweet from comedian and actor, Shaun King, reacting to a news article about a former San Francisco district attorney who was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for a crime he had nothing to do with, and was later exonerated after 7 years in prison. The tweet reads: "He was sentenced for 50 years to life in prison for a crime he had nothing to do with. Spent 7 years in prison before he was exonerated. That's it for me."
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This meme is a humorous take on the idea that many Americans are unaware of the basics of human rights, particularly in comparison to other countries. The image features a character from the anime "Lupin III" with a puzzled expression, captioned with the question "Americans, is this communism?" and a pointing hand, implying that the concept of basic human rights is somehow unfamiliar to many Americans.
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This meme is a play on the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Most... (and the Least) I Can" (Season 5, Episode 15). The meme features two images of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, one where he says "What the Left wants" and the other where he says "What the Left gets". The first image shows a calm and collected Picard, while the second image shows a frustrated and exasperated Picard.
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This meme is a play on a common scenario where someone orders a drink with a specific type of sugar or sweetener, but the server or bartender gets it wrong. The meme shows Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren (or sometimes other politicians) in a photo, but the text "when you order coke" appears above them, and "and they ask is pepsi ok?" appears below. The implication is that the person who ordered a Coke (a type of soft drink) was given a Pepsi (a different type of soft drink) instead, and the server or bartender is asking if that's okay.
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This meme is a play on the popular cereal "Cocoa Puffs" and the idea of a "free" college education, but with a humorous twist. The image shows a cereal box with the name "Oops! All Asterisks" and the tagline "Student Loan Forgiveness" in a playful, cartoonish font. The text on the box reads "Ineligible for forgiveness: *your student loans*".
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This meme is an image of a medieval-style king sitting on a throne, looking regal but also a bit out of place. The text overlaying the image reads "You can't just leave the people who created the problem in charge of the solution." The image is likely meant to be humorous and ironic, poking fun at the idea that those who are responsible for a problem should not be expected to fix it.
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This meme is a screenshot from the TV show "Parks and Recreation" featuring the character April, who is known for her sarcastic and irreverent personality. In the meme, April is responding to someone who is criticizing Joe Biden, saying "You just need to encourage Joe Biden to move further to the left." When the person responds with "You just need to encourage Joe Biden to move further to the left", April responds with "You just need to encourage Joe Biden to move further to the left". When the person responds with "You just need to encourage Joe Biden to move further to the left", April responds with "You just need to encourage Joe Biden to move further to the left".
![This meme is a humorous and satirical take on the stereotype that people on the left and right sides of the political spectrum are always at odds. The image depicts a soldier in a ridiculous, over-the-top, and exaggeratedly "left-wing" or "liberal" appearance, with a red flag, a "no" sign, and a "stop" sign. The text above the image reads, "When the Right Wing thinks Liberals are Left Wing," and the image itself is captioned, "[laughs in Communist]."](118812234_1266877990371642_6560726426684723934_o.jpg.html)
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This meme is a humorous and satirical take on the stereotype that people on the left and right sides of the political spectrum are always at odds. The image depicts a soldier in a ridiculous, over-the-top, and exaggeratedly "left-wing" or "liberal" appearance, with a red flag, a "no" sign, and a "stop" sign. The text above the image reads, "When the Right Wing thinks Liberals are Left Wing," and the image itself is captioned, "[laughs in Communist]."
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This meme is a screenshot of a tweet from a user named @proustmalone. The text reads: "Purity politics" is actually when millionaire liberals like @BradleyWhitford and @GeorgeTakei tell working class voters of all races and genders to stop asking our government to do the bare minimum for us because it insults their "chickenshit" "bourgeois" sensibilities.
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The meme is a four-panel comic strip. The first panel shows a person from Venezuela (Venezuela) and a person from the United States (US) chatting online. The US person says "Venezuela, thou art a villain!" The second panel shows the US person saying "Checkmate, commie!" The third panel shows the US person saying "Oh no, he's not convinced." The fourth and final panel shows the US person saying "He's gonna ask me to elaborate."
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the relationship between the United States and communism. It features a character from the TV show "The Office" (played by David K. H. B. , who is a fictional character) being shot by a gun with a sign that reads "Communists" on it. The text that appears in the image reads "Communists: 'Communism is dangerous!'" and is then replaced with "U.S.A.: 'Communists: 'Communism is dangerous!'".
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This meme features a photograph of two men on a subway train. The man on the left, dressed as the Joker, is labeled "Leftists who have been out in the streets getting beaten and tear gassed in Democrat-run cities." The man on the right, wearing a baseball cap, is labeled "Liberals talking about defeating fascism with hashtags and voting Democrat." The image is humorous because it juxtaposes two extreme views, implying that the leftists are more concerned with their own safety and the liberals are more concerned with their own politics.
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The meme is a screenshot from the TV show "The Mandalorian" featuring the character Bo-Ko, also known as "The Child" or "Baby Yoda". The image shows Bo-Ko's response to a question about being a liberal, which is "That's good. I was once a liberal." The text is overlaid with a humorous comment, "The resharing of these dank memes will radicalize many liberals."
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the current state of the world. The text reads: "obviously it doesn't need to be repeated but if one person dying can basically ruin the future for women, minorities, and all other disenfranchised communities then we really need to stop being so proud of this country."
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The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter post from an account called @sleepisocialist. The post reads: "The right is going to call you a radical Marxist anyway so why not just be one?" The post is accompanied by a joke about having "soup for the family" in a reference to a 1970s song by the band The 5th 5th.
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The meme is a satirical commentary on the political climate in the United States, particularly the rise of fascism and authoritarianism. The image features a dramatic explosion with the text "Vote Blue No Matter Who to stop Fascism" superimposed over it, emphasizing the importance of voting for the Democratic Party to prevent the spread of fascist ideology. The second part of the meme shows a character from the Game of Thrones series, with the text "Yay Trump is gone" and a list of Democratic policies that have been implemented or proposed, such as police state, military industrial complex, prosecution of whistle blowers, imperialism, voter suppression, institutional racism, corporate oligarchy, and NSA spy state. The overall message of the meme is that while the removal of Donald Trump from office is a positive development, it does not necessarily mean that the country is moving away from fascism or authoritarianism, and that continued vigilance and activism are necessary to protect democratic values.
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This meme is a tweet that pokes fun at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Republican Party. The text reads: "The DNC has only elected 2 presidents in the last 40 years and only controlled the House for 6 of the last 24 years. Yet they continue to employ the same losing strategy: Take progressive voters for granted and pander to Republican voters who check the 'I'm a Democrat' box."
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The meme is a play on a scene from the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation. A character asks a question, and the response is a Star Trek-style "television" screen that shows a scene from a different show, in this case, Star Trek: The Next Generation. The text on the screen reads, "Will I live long and prosper?" The character responds, "I will live long and prosper, your life will be long and prosperous." The character then says, "I will live long and prosper, your life will be long and prosper."
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This meme is a humorous take on a tweet from Kamala Harris, former US Vice President, where she claims that Joe Biden will not ban fracking, a practice that involves extracting oil and gas from underground rock formations. The meme uses a character from the movie "Star Trek: The Next Generation" to express the idea that fracking is a fact, and therefore, Biden's claim is a lie. The character, a Klingon named "Kor” (not the one mentioned in the response), is known for his anger and frustration.
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. It features a screenshot from the anime "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" with the character DIO, who says "I've seen enough. I'm satisfied." The text above the image reads "Liberals after seeing BLM painted across a street instead of any real systemic change." The meme is poking fun at the idea that some liberals are only satisfied with superficial changes, such as painting a street with the BLM acronym, rather than actually addressing the deeper issues of systemic racism.
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The meme shows two people, one holding a "Trump" sign and the other holding a "Biden" sign, shaking hands and smiling at each other. The text above the image reads, "If 'fuck poor people' were a secret handshake." This implies that the two individuals, despite their differing political affiliations, are able to put aside their differences and find common ground, much like a secret handshake that is only known to those who understand its meaning.
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The meme is a humorous comparison between Republicans and Democrats, using B-52 bombers to represent their ideologies. The top image shows a Republican bomber with no labels or decals, symbolizing their perceived lack of action or progress. In contrast, the bottom image depicts a Democratic bomber with various labels and decals, including "Black Lives Matter," "Yes, She Can," and the LGBTQ+ rainbow flag, representing their perceived efforts to promote social justice and equality. The meme implies that Democrats are more actively engaged in advancing progressive causes, while Republicans are seen as less proactive or ineffective in this regard.
![The meme is a split-screen image of two contrasting reactions to a similar situation. The top image shows Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, awkwardly saluting a North Korean general, while the bottom image shows the same scene with a caption "When you're trying to be a tough guy but you're actually a total [expletive]". The text in the image is not explicitly stated, but the meme is likely referencing Trump's awkwardness and lack of military experience.](122220348_369245154223416_310988511844804301_n.jpg.html)
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The meme is a split-screen image of two contrasting reactions to a similar situation. The top image shows Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, awkwardly saluting a North Korean general, while the bottom image shows the same scene with a caption "When you're trying to be a tough guy but you're actually a total [expletive]". The text in the image is not explicitly stated, but the meme is likely referencing Trump's awkwardness and lack of military experience.
![This meme is a play on the classic "I'm not a [insert profession] I'm a [insert profession]" joke, but with a twist. The image features a character from the animated TV show "Rick and Morty" with a speech bubble saying "I'm not a [insert profession] I'm a [insert profession]!" followed by a series of absurd professions, including "I'm not a doctor I'm a taxidermist", "I'm not a doctor I'm a tax collector", and "I'm not a doctor I'm a professional snail trainer". The meme is meant to be humorous and absurd, and the text is meant to be read in a playful, tongue-in-cheek way.](123019958_10107657327121952_7360137083853518596_n.jpg.html)
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This meme is a play on the classic "I'm not a [insert profession] I'm a [insert profession]" joke, but with a twist. The image features a character from the animated TV show "Rick and Morty" with a speech bubble saying "I'm not a [insert profession] I'm a [insert profession]!" followed by a series of absurd professions, including "I'm not a doctor I'm a taxidermist", "I'm not a doctor I'm a tax collector", and "I'm not a doctor I'm a professional snail trainer". The meme is meant to be humorous and absurd, and the text is meant to be read in a playful, tongue-in-cheek way.
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The meme depicts a dog sitting in a chair, surrounded by flames, holding an American flag. The dog is smiling and saying "I VOTED." The image is humorous because it implies that the dog's act of voting is so important that it has caused a fire, which is an extreme and absurd consequence. The meme is likely intended to be ironic or satirical, suggesting that people take their right to vote very seriously.
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The meme features two frogs, one labeled "LIBERALS" and the other "ANCOMS," perched on a branch. The frog representing ANCOMS has its eyes closed, symbolizing a lack of awareness or understanding. The text "Here's my opini-" is written above the ANCOMS frog, implying that it is about to share its opinion. The frog labeled "LIBERALS" appears to be listening intently, while the ANCOMS frog is attempting to communicate with it. The background of the image is blurred, with the text "ANCOM memes to seize production means" written at the bottom. The meme humorously highlights the idea that ANCOMS may not be fully aware of the impact of their opinions on others, particularly liberals.
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This meme is a screenshot of a Facebook post where a user has reported a post as "false information" (a common Facebook moderation action). The user, presumably a liberal or progressive, is expressing frustration or irony at the fact that Facebook is labeling their own post as false information, implying that Facebook is censoring or suppressing their views. The text "False Information" is highlighted in the screenshot, and the user's comment "DEAR SOCIALISTS" is written above it.
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The meme is a humorous take on the 2020 US presidential election. It shows a scene from a TV show where a character is being punched in the face by another character, with a caption suggesting that the punch is being delivered because of the character's opinions about former President Donald Trump losing the election.
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The meme is a split-screen image with a Klingon from the Star Trek franchise on the left and a Klingon on the right. The left Klingon has a triumphant expression and the text "Trump Winning" above it. The right Klingon has a shocked and horrified expression and the text "Biden Winning" above it.
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The meme is a humorous comparison between two opposing ideologies. The top image depicts a pot of spaghetti being set on fire, with the text "Radicalization" above it. The bottom image shows a shocked-looking dog with the text "Fed up with progressives" below it. The meme is implying that radicalization is a more extreme and destructive approach to politics, while being "fed up" with progressives is a more moderate and tolerant approach.
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The meme is a screenshot from a TV show or movie where a character is driving and another character is in the passenger seat. The driver says "So happy Biden won, now things can go back to normal" while the passenger looks on in confusion or annoyance. The quote is a commentary on the idea that some people's lives were improved or made better by the election of Joe Biden as President, but this is a sarcastic or ironic statement.
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This meme is a humorous comparison between liberals and leftists, using a scene from the TV show "Star Trek: Discovery" as a visual reference. The image shows two characters, one with a gun and a caption that reads "Liberals: 'I am the one who shoots first.'" The next panel shows a different character, with a caption that reads "Leftists: 'You're the one who's going to die first.'" The meme is a play on the idea that liberals and leftists are often seen as being on opposite sides of the political spectrum, and the image is meant to poke fun at this idea.
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This meme is a humorous take on the concept of "I voted" stickers, which are often given to voters after they cast their ballots. The image features a character from the anime "Sailor Moon" (Tuxedo Mask) and the character Sailor Moon, with the former saying "My job here is done" and the latter responding "But you didn't do anything." The image also includes a "I voted" sticker, which is a common symbol of civic engagement.
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This meme is a screenshot of a tweet that reads: "Kamala Harris went to jail and the inmates said 'Kamala, you're not in jail, you're in the White House'". The tweet is a humorous commentary on the idea that Kamala Harris, the former Attorney General of California and a former presidential candidate, would be locked up in a jail cell.
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This meme is an image of a character from the TV show "Star Trek: The Next Generation" with a shocked expression. The character, who is a Klingon warrior, is shown with his mouth open in a wide, angry scream. The text above the image reads "Georgia when the sun rises". The implication is that the character's reaction is similar to how someone from Georgia (a state in the US) might feel when the sun rises, perhaps due to the intense heat and humidity that is common in the state during the summer.
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This meme is a visual representation of a conversation between two individuals, one of whom is Donald Trump and the other is a character from a popular internet meme known as "Pepe the Frog." The image shows Pepe with a shocked expression, while Trump is depicted with a smug look on his face. The text at the top of the image reads "You're not going to take me alive, coppers!" and the text at the bottom reads "I don't even know what's going on, but I am" and "You took something from me and you took everything from me."
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This meme is a humorous take on the concept of "abusers playbook," which is a metaphorical term for the tactics that abusers use to manipulate and control their victims. The text in the image reads: "Watch out, in the coming days, for the abusers playbook. Requests for unity and forgiveness without any apology or acknowledgment of harm caused. Followed by blaming anyone who doesn't want to make nice with those who've caused pain." The meme is poking fun at the idea that some people might try to use their victims' desire for unity and forgiveness as a way to avoid taking responsibility for their actions and instead shift the blame onto others.
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This meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users. The original user, @marinarosso, tweeted "I'm not going to be able to get a job because I'm a woman" and the response from @marinrosso is "I'm not going to be able to get a job because I'm a woman". The meme is a humorous take on the idea that women are often expected to be able to do everything, from being a good mother to a good employee. The text on the image reads "I'm not going to be able to get a job because I'm a woman" and "I'm not going to be able to get a job because I'm a woman" is a response to the original tweet.
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The meme is a play on the Antifa logo, which features a red "A" in a circle. The image is a mock-up of the logo with the letter "A" replaced with a "7", and the text "Antifa" replaced with "Antibrunchen" (a play on the German word for "anti-egg"). The text at the bottom of the image reads "No justice, no eggs!" in a playful, ironic tone.
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The meme is a humorous image of two men, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, from a TV show, looking shocked or surprised. The text above them reads: "In 2021, Democrats and Republicans agreed on a $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill, which will create jobs, improve roads, and reduce carbon emissions. 'With a Democrat in the White House, we'll be able to do it.' - Joe Biden" is replaced with "With a Democrat in the White House, we'll be able to do it." and then "With a Democrat in the White House, we'll be able to do it." is replaced with "With a Democrat in the White House, we'll be able to do it."
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the current state of politics in the United States. It features a photo of William Shatner from the Star Trek franchise, with the caption "Democrats and Republicans when they pacify national civil unrest while producing no meaningful changes to systemic racism" above it. The text below the image reads "We've saved civilization as we know it." The meme is likely referencing the Star Trek franchise's iconic phrase, but applying it to the current state of politics, implying that politicians are doing the bare minimum to address systemic racism.
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the US military's waste of resources. The image shows a vast, sprawling graveyard of abandoned military aircraft, with the text "At least we didn't waste money on food stamps, right?" above it, implying that the US military's wastefulness is somehow more acceptable than the government's spending on social welfare programs.
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The meme is a screenshot of a Wikipedia article on the "Mixture" rating system, which is a way to rate articles on Wikipedia. The article is about a quote from former US Vice President Joe Biden, saying that he has "no empathy" for the struggles of younger people. The quote is being disputed by the "Mixture" rating system, which indicates that the quote is a mix of both true and false, indicating that the quote is a mix of both true and false, but the text does not provide more information about the quote's accuracy.
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This meme is a humorous take on the concept of a "neoliberal" (a person who advocates for free market policies) living on a planet that's been completely burned to a crisp, with the implication that they would still want to live there despite the extreme conditions. The text "What if you lived on a planet that was completely and utterly destroyed, but neoliberalism was still a thing?" is overlaid on an image of a devastated landscape.
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The meme is a play on the idea that "read" can be pronounced as "red" and is used to make a humorous comment about the book's title. The image likely shows a person holding a book with the title "How to Read" or something similar.
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The meme is a humorous exchange between two characters, one labeled "U.S. Leftists" and the other labeled "U.S. Liberals". The "U.S. Leftists" character says "Excuse me, I took note of your promise to push Biden to the left. Precisely when do you intend to begin that process? Is defending his centrist hypocrisy somehow an effective way to push him left?" The "U.S. Liberals" character responds with a dismissive and sarcastic tone, implying that the leftists' expectations are unrealistic and that the left's frustration with Biden's centrist policies is a "defining characteristic" of their "leftist" identity.
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This meme is a play on the classic "I'm a liberal/conservative" joke, but with a twist. The image shows a split-screen conversation between a liberal and a leftist, with the liberal saying "I'm a liberal" and the leftist responding with "I'm a leftist." The punchline is that both are saying they are their own weapons, implying that their words are their most powerful tools.
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This meme is a humorous comparison between a tweet from Speaker Nancy Pelosi and a tweet from a news anchor, Alex Mone, that uses a quote from George Floyd's final words in a sarcastic and ironic way. The quote is "I can't breathe" and is used in a tweet that is meant to be a humorous and satirical commentary on the news industry's tendency to use quotes from famous people in a way that is not always accurate or respectful.
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The meme is an image of Nancy Pelosi laughing with tears in her eyes, accompanied by a quote "The Green Dream or whatever they call it" in a sarcastic tone. The image is likely referencing a quote from Pelosi's 2020 State of the Union address, where she said "the Green New Deal or whatever they call it" in response to President Trump's criticism of the proposal. The meme is poking fun at Pelosi's response, implying that she was dismissively referring to the Green New Deal as something she doesn't care about.
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The meme is a screenshot of a news article from the website "Reductress" with a headline that reads "Woman With BLM in Her Bio Unsurprisingly Stands on Ethnic Cleansing in Palestine". The article is likely a satirical or humorous take on a woman who has a "Black Lives Matter" (BLM) profile picture, but also has a bio that suggests she supports or is involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is a sensitive and complex issue.
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The meme is a cartoon image of a zombie woman with blonde hair and a blank expression. The text "They live" is written above the image, and "Laugh love" is written below it. The image is a humorous take on the zombie movie "They Live" (1988), which features a character who discovers that aliens are controlling people's minds through subliminal messages in advertisements.
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This meme is a humorous comparison of how people from different political backgrounds might react to being called a liberal. The image features a character from a cartoon (Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob SquarePants) in different scenarios, each with a caption describing how a person from a particular background might react to being called a liberal. The captions read: "Getting called a liberal by a chud (a person who is often anti-liberal or conservative), 'Getting called a liberal by a liberal', and 'Getting called a liberal by a leftist'."
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The meme is a screenshot of a news aggregator website, with a large image of Joe Biden's face overlayed on top of it. The image is a photo of Biden laughing or smiling, and the text overlay on top of the image reads "Biden laughs at his own scandals".
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This meme is a humorous take on the concept of electoralism, a form of politics that emphasizes the importance of electoral politics and the electoral process. The image features a cat wearing a party hat and holding a sign that says "FWSH the anti-homeless benches are gay now". The text is a play on words, using a common internet slang term ("FWSH" is a typo of "FWIW", which is an abbreviation for "for what it's worth") to make a joke about the anti-homeless benches being "gay" (i.e. being a joke about the word "gay" being used in a non-ironic way).
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The image shows a tweet by Jon Stone. It features a circular photo of a man with blond hair and glasses, and text that reads, "One reason people insist that you use the proper channels to change things is because they have control of the proper channels and they're confident it won't work." The tweet has a blue checkmark indicating it is verified. The background is white. The tweet is humorous because it pokes fun at people who insist on using proper channels to make changes, but are actually just trying to maintain their control over those channels. The tweet suggests that these people are confident that their efforts will not be successful, which is a clever observation.
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This meme features a still image of a character from the 2014 film "Inglourious Basterds," specifically the character Colonel Hans Luder, played by actor Christian . The text overlayed on the image reads: "You're hiding extremist Facebook friends under the floorboards aren't you?"
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This meme is an image of a person with a shocked expression, captioned with the text "Y'all got any of that harmful extremist content?" The image is likely a screenshot from a TV show or movie, but the exact source is not specified. The caption is a humorous reference to the often-used phrase "I'm here to help" or "I'm here to assist" being replaced with a more ironic or satirical phrase.
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This meme is a photo of a dog holding a "No Dogs Allowed" sign in its mouth, with the text "Become" and "Unbecome" written above and below the image. The image is humorous because it's a dog, which is supposed to be excluded from a place, holding the sign that says it's not allowed. The meme is poking fun at the idea that a dog, which is supposed to be excluded, is now in charge and is holding the sign that says it's not allowed.
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the 2020 US presidential election. It features a map of the United States with a red and blue color scheme, indicating which states were won by each presidential candidate. The text above the map reads: "Here's a map of how many individual donors every candidate had back in February. I dare you to tell me with a straight face this election wasn't stolen."
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This meme is a play on the concept of a "red flag" or a warning sign. The image depicts a red trolley (a type of public transportation) and a blue trolley (not shown), with a person holding a red flag (a warning sign) to indicate the red trolley is about to run over the blue trolley. The text at the top reads "The two party system" and the text at the bottom reads "The lever is the color of the trolley from the beginning".
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This meme is a humorous comparison between two Pokémon, Charmander and Squirtle, with a sarcastic comment about the current state of politics. The text "Some say Charmander is the best, some say Squirtle" is followed by a dismissive comment "But deep down we all know that" and a quote that implies a lack of trust in the current state of politics, specifically mentioning that "Liberals and Democrats never did anything about the kids in cages but instead just shut up about them like leftists warned they would."
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The meme is a humorous take on the idea that the concept of democracy is often criticized or seen as flawed in the United States. The image features a character from the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, holding a cup of coffee and saying "This is terrible." The text "What passes for democracy in the US" is written on the cup, implying that the speaker finds the concept of democracy in the US to be disappointing or ineffective.
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This meme is a humorous take on the traditional "Happy Earth Day" greeting. The image depicts a grotesque, zombie-like creature emerging from a muddy, polluted environment, with the text "Happy Earth Day" above it. The juxtaposition of the cheerful greeting with the horrific, polluted creature is meant to be ironic and humorous.
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The meme is a series of four panels depicting a crow (a type of bird) in different scenarios. In the first panel, the crow is shown standing on a stool, looking at a sign that says "VOTE!". In the second panel, the crow is shown holding a sign that says "Address material conditions!", which is a common phrase used to criticize the idea of voting as a means to change the status quo. In the third panel, the crow is shown looking at a piece of paper with the word "VOTE" written on it, with the phrase "VOTE" repeated multiple times. The final panel shows the crow looking dejected, with a speech bubble saying "..." (indicating that the crow has given up on the idea of voting).
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The meme is a screenshot of a tweet from the Twitter account of a company called Raytheon, which is a manufacturer of military technology. The tweet reads: "Few people realize the RIM-7 Sea Sparrow is the most environmentally friendly anti-aircraft missile produced anywhere." The tweet is ironic and humorous, as it is unlikely that a company known for making military equipment would also be concerned about the environment.
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This meme is a humorous comparison between two groups: liberals and anarchists. It shows a liberal crying because a graffiti artist is getting in trouble, while an anarchist is laughing at the situation, saying "that's just the way the cookie crumbles".
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The meme is a tweet from comedian and writer Andrew Nadeau, who shares a humorous and philosophical observation on the concept of fairness and the nature of human behavior. The text reads: "To be fair, there's no way anyone could have predicted the side that keeps doing evil things would do something evil and the side that keeps refusing to stop them would refuse to stop them."
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The meme is a humorous image of a person (known as "liberals" or "libs") who is upset or angry, but is being told to calm down or stop being so emotional. The text on the image says "Hey libs, you said you'd riot if Roe got overturned. It's been overturned. Now what?" The meme is poking fun at the idea that some people threatened to riot or be upset if a certain event (in this case, the overturning of the Roe v. Wade abortion rights decision) happened, but are now not following through on that threat.
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This meme is a screenshot of a tweet that shows a photo of a man who looks like he's just been told something shocking. The text above the photo reads "Mystery man throws first eggs at new Thatcher statue in Grantham" and the comment below it says "No she died a long time ago". The implication is that the man is reacting to news of a new statue of Margaret Thatcher, but the comment suggests that Thatcher has been dead for a long time, so the reaction is unnecessary.
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This meme is a joke about the UK's 2017 general election, where the Conservative Party and Labour Party were both given the same number of votes, resulting in a hung parliament. The meme is a photo of a plug with two power cords, one of which is not plugged in, with the caption "Continuing to vote for the same 2 parties".
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This meme is a screenshot of a tweet that appears to be a photo of three young men, likely Ukrainian soldiers, who have been captured by Russian forces. The text above the photo reads "Innocent conscripts" and is followed by a sarcastic comment about the "innocent" nature of the men, implying that they are actually members of the Azov Battalion, a Ukrainian nationalist militia known for its far-right ideology. The tweet is likely meant to be ironic or sarcastic, poking fun at the idea that these men are "innocent" when they are likely to have been involved in the conflict in some way.
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The meme is a play on the famous "One Ring" scene from the Lord of the Rings, where the wizard Gandalf destroys the One Ring to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands. In this meme, the text "Fascism" is replaced with "One Ring", and the text "Leftists" is replaced with "Gandalf". The meme is humorous because it implies that leftists are the ones who would be trying to destroy the "Fascism" (the One Ring) in order to prevent it from causing harm.
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The meme depicts a large, oversized shoe labeled "Capitalism" looming over a small, delicate person labeled "Liberals" who is attempting to paint a sunny day with a palette of colors. The text in the image is "Capitalism" and "Liberals". The meme suggests that the weight of capitalism is crushing the individual's ability to create and enjoy a beautiful day, implying that the burden of capitalism is overwhelming and stifling to the individual.
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This meme features a split-screen image with two contrasting reactions to a situation. On the left, a character with a confused and worried expression is shown with the text "I can't afford to live, pls help in literally any way". On the right, a character with a happy and carefree expression is shown with the text "*inappropriate* bizarre laughter". The meme is likely poking fun at the idea that someone's response to a serious problem (not being able to afford to live) is met with an absurd and humorous response (bizarre laughter).
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The meme is a humorous commentary on the 1962 US presidential campaign of Richard Nixon. The image likely shows a photo of Nixon, with a caption or quote that suggests he was involved in a project in Laos to establish a Pepsi factory. The text in the image says "Nixon helped establish a Pepsi factory in Laos using USAID funding, which quickly became one of the largest heroin factories in Southeast Asia, and never produced a single bottle of Pepsi."
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The meme is a photo of two men standing side by side, with the caption "This is the Time of the Ridiculous." The image likely features a humorous or unexpected juxtaposition of the two individuals, with one being a well-known leader (such as a president or politician) and the other being a celebrity or actor (in this case, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson). The caption suggests that the two individuals are somehow connected or have a shared experience that is absurd or humorous.
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The meme features a cartoon character with a shocked expression, accompanied by the text "POV: You just told me we need to win the midterms so Biden can 'finish what he started'". The image is likely a screenshot from a TV show or movie, and the character's reaction is exaggerated and comical. The meme is poking fun at the idea that winning the midterms is crucial for President Biden to achieve his goals, implying that the character is surprised or skeptical about this expectation.
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The meme is a humorous take on the idea of "defeating" fascism with love. The image appears to be a book or article title, "How I Defeated Fascism with the Power of Love", but the text below it reads "In 2 volumes: The first is a 300 page novel about how I fell in love with a fascist and the second is a 1000 page novel about how I killed him." The meme pokes fun at the idea of using love as a means to defeat fascism, implying that it's an unrealistic and absurd approach.
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The meme is a humorous take on a classic joke. It features a cartoon crow on stage, speaking into a microphone. The crow says "Now is the time to donate!" but is interrupted by a fellow crow, who says "Do literally anything you've promised!" and then holds up a sign that reads "Donate".
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This meme is a play on the classic "I can read" meme, but with a twist. The image features a picture of a duck with a caption that says "Protesting is good. Voting is better." However, the text is intentionally misspelled, with "good" and "better" replaced with "gud" and "bettur", respectively. The meme is poking fun at the idea that people often use poor spelling and grammar in their online posts, and the image is a humorous take on this phenomenon.
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The meme is a screenshot from the TV show "Glee" featuring Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester. The image shows her with a serious expression and the text "I am going to create a donation email that is so urgent" overlaid on top. The meme is captioned "democrats after refusing to codify Roe v Wade" and implies that the Democrats are so desperate to protect their stance on abortion that they are willing to create a sense of urgency around their fundraising efforts.
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The meme is a play on the traditional "treat the police like dogs" protest sign, but with a twist. It shows a police officer holding a sign that says "Bodily Autonomy" instead of "Treat Police Like Dogs", and a cat holding a sign that says "Violence is never the answer!" but is actually holding a sign that says "Bodily Autonomy" instead. The text above the image reads "It's a bit reductive to say the democrats are just reading poems to a burning building, they're also paying for the fire's security detail".
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This meme features a character from a popular TV show, Homelander from "The Boys", with a shocked expression and outstretched arms. The text above the image reads: "My reaction when a right winger calls me a woke leftie". The meme is poking fun at the idea that someone who identifies as left-wing (or "woke") might be surprised or even shocked when someone who identifies as right-wing (or "right winger") labels them as such.
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The meme features a photo of a Chinese leader (presumably Xi Jinping) with a cartoonish, monkey-like face, implying a mocking or satirical tone. The text accompanying the image reads: "We might have lost this time, but mark my words, China will remember this and we will have revenge. You see we have already..." The meme is likely referencing a recent event or controversy, and the tone is playful and sarcastic, with a hint of irony.
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This meme is a humorous commentary on the current state of Ukraine's conflict with Russia. The image depicts a person with a computer screen on their head, with the screen showing a map of Ukraine and a Russian flag. The text "I can see Russia from my house" is written above the map, a reference to a 2010 U.S. Senate speech by Alaska's Senator Lisa Murkow that was intended to be humorous and has been used to mock the idea of being able to see Russia from Alaska.
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The meme is a humorous critique of the idea that one can learn about economics by simply reading a book or online resources, without actually experiencing the complexities of the real world. The image features a split-screen comparison of a person who thinks they can learn economics by reading, and a person who has actually learned through experience. The text reads "Learn basic economics" on the left, and "I've learned about the consolidation of industry, tendency towards monopoly, and how the profit motive incentivizes corruption and harmful business practices" on the right.
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This meme is a humorous image of a person wearing a t-shirt that reads "I survived college without becoming a liberal." The image is meant to be ironic or sarcastic, implying that the person is proud of not being influenced by liberal ideologies during their college years. The meme is likely intended to be humorous and relatable to those who identify as conservative or libertarian.
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The meme is a still image from the anime "Lupin III" with a character's face covered by a black bar with the word "Liberals" on it. The character is holding a book with a butterfly on it, and his hand is in a "what's up" gesture. The text "Is this vicious attack by the reason we'll lose in 2020?" appears on the character's book. The text "Liberals" is superimposed over the character's face. Below the character, the text "Questioning of literally any liberal candidate's record" appears. At the bottom of the image, the text "Bernie Bros the" appears.
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The meme features a photo of three wolves in the snow, with their names written above them. The top wolf is labeled "Spectre of Communism", the middle wolf is labeled "Bourgeoisie", and the bottom wolf is labeled "Reactionaries". The image is meant to be humorous and satirical, implying that these three groups are all just different forms of wolves in the same snow, or "same snow" (a play on words).
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This meme is a satirical commentary on the concept of "decarbonization" and the idea that higher marginal tax rates can be a powerful tool for reducing carbon emissions. The text at the top of the image reads, "Decarbonization? Higher marginal tax rates? These ideas are too radical!" The image below is a satellite photo of the Earth, with the text "Poor people need to murder all the rich people otherwise humanity will not survive" superimposed on it. The image is meant to be humorous and ironic, suggesting that the idea of decarbonization and higher marginal tax rates is so radical that it's like a do- or- die- situation for humanity.
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The meme is a joke about the financial struggles of Nancy Pelosi's husband, which is a satirical commentary on the irony of her husband's financial struggles being reported by a news outlet. The text in the image reads: "Nancy Pelosi's husband among lawmaker-linked PPP loan recipients but they're only hundred-millionaires, so they really needed the help..."
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The meme features a photo of Anthony Bourdain, a late American chef and author, with a quote that has become infamous in his own right. The quote, which is not actually about Henry Kissinger, is a darkly humorous commentary on the idea of traveling to Cambodia. The quote itself is not present in the meme I described, but it's worth noting that Anthony Bourdain's quote in this meme is actually "Once you've gone to Camb you will never stop wanting to be on the
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This meme uses a scene from the movie "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" where Anakin Skywalker (Darth Vader) is trying to get the clone soldiers to follow his orders. The image shows Anakin saying "This is the way" as he's trying to convince the soldiers to follow his orders. The meme is a play on this scene, with the text "When Joe Biden speaks out against police militarization and profiling African Americans" at the top, and Anakin's line "This is the way" at the bottom, with the words "This whole operation was your idea" in place of "this is the way". The meme is a commentary on how Biden's actions and words are not actually changing the way of the people who are being targeted by police.
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The meme is a play on the traditional American political symbols, the elephant and the donkey, but with a twist. The text above the elephant says, "I think that about 5 guys should horde the majority of the stolen wealth and resources." The text above the donkey says, "Yeah? Well I think it should be 10 guys, 5 women, and maybe one of them is black." The meme is poking fun at the idea that the traditional symbols are being used in a way that is opposite of what they represent. The text is meant to be humorous and satirical, and is not meant to be taken seriously.
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The meme is a humorous comparison between the ideologies of Fascism and Libertarianism. The image shows a person running away from a falling hammer, with the caption "Fascism" above it. Below it, the same scenario is repeated, but this time the person is skateboarding down a ramp, with the caption "Libertarianism" above it. The text at the bottom of the image reads "AMCOM memes to seize production means".
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The meme is a four-panel comic strip featuring a scene from the TV show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". The first panel shows a character being dragged by another character. The second panel shows the character saying "I promise to stop being racist I swear". The third panel shows the character being dragged further, with the second character saying "I got you, I got you, brother". The fourth panel shows the character being thrown over a wall. The text "The state's monopoly on violence" is written in the first panel, and "I promise to stop being racist I swear" is written in the second panel. The text "I got you, I got you, brother" is written in the third panel. The text "Leftists" is written in the fourth panel. The text "The state's monopoly on violence" is written in the first panel, and "I promise to stop being racist I swear" is written in the second panel. The text "I got you, I got you, brother" is written in the third panel. The text "Leftists" is written in the fourth panel.
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This meme features a quote from Noam Chomsky about Bernie Sanders, comparing him to a "New Deal Democrat" and a "radical" and "extremist" in a way that is ironic given his actual politics. The image shows a photo of Bernie Sanders, and the quote is attributed to Noam Chomsky. The text is written in a humorous and sarcastic tone, implying that Chomsky's words are a commentary on the absurdity of modern politics.
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This meme is a play on the popular "Star Wars" character Darth Maul, who is known for his dual lightsabers. In the image, two versions of Darth Maul are facing off, with one wielding a red lightsaber with the text "TRUMP" and the other with a blue lightsaber with the text "BIDEN". The meme is poking fun at the 2020 US presidential election, with the two candidates' names replacing the typical "Sith" and "Jedi" labels.
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This meme is a satirical commentary on the 2020 US presidential election. The image juxtaposes a photo of a police officer with a photo of Kamala Harris, the US Vice President, and a quote from a 2020 tweet by Kamala Harris. The quote, "votE bluE nO mAtTeR wHo", is a misspelled and intentionally confusing version of a 2020 tweet by Kamala Harris, where she said "vote for Joe Biden, no matter who you have to vote for." The image is meant to be humorous and satirical, poking fun at the 2020 US presidential election and the often-chaotic nature of online discourse.
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This meme is a screenshot of a Facebook post from Josue Pierre. The text reads: "Democrats have been getting a master's course on how to wield power from Mitch McConnell for the last few decades." The post is likely a commentary on the perceived influence of former US Senate leader Mitch McConnell on the Democratic Party.
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This meme features a photo of a woman in a blue blazer, standing in a classroom or office setting, with a student holding a yellow stick. The student is looking up at the woman with a look of surprise or concern. The text "I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING!!!" is written in a bold, all-caps font across the top of the image, suggesting that the woman is trying to reassure the student that she is in control of the situation.
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This meme is a humorous take on the concept of an "inconvenience" being a catalyst for change. The image is likely a photo of a protest or demonstration, with a sign or placard held up by a person in the crowd. The text on the sign reads, "Sorry for the inconvenience, we are trying to change the world."
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This meme features an image of Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the House of the US Congress. The image is overlaid with a quote that reads: "Making $100 million after becoming a politician is very legal and very cool." The meme is likely referencing the controversy surrounding Nancy Pelosi's wealth and the perceived hypocrisy of her wealth being a politician.
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The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between Rob and a user named "gay yearning idiot". Rob is responding to a comment about the future of the "Star Wars" franchise, specifically the character of Feinstein, which is a reference to a 2013 Star War film Star
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This meme is a play on a famous quote from President John F. Kennedy. The image shows a quote from Kennedy's speech on the topic of peace and war, but with a twist: it's been edited to say that "in” is replaced with “in” to make it sound like a different word. The text in the image reads: "In” is replaced with “in” to make it sound like a different word. The image is meant to be humorous and ironic, playing on the idea of how a famous quote can be changed to have a different meaning.
![This meme is a play on the Star Wars character General Grius's famous line "When I left you in that [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] “Time to abandon ship” is written at the bottom of the image. The image itself is of a character from the Star Wars series, General. He is a character from the series and is known for his famous line.](time to abandon ship.jpg.html)
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This meme is a play on the Star Wars character General Grius's famous line "When I left you in that [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] [the] “Time to abandon ship” is written at the bottom of the image. The image itself is of a character from the Star Wars series, General. He is a character from the series and is known for his famous line.
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The meme is a humorous observation about the current state of superhero movies and their "villain" characters. The text in the image reads: "it is VERY funny to me that a huge superhero trope for the last 30 years has been like 'supervillain is concerned about a real problem, hero opposes them because of their violent methods, does not actually do anything about the problem'".
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This meme is a humorous exchange between two Twitter users, Elon Musk and Quinn Nelson, also known as SnazzyQ. Elon Musk responds to a tweet from SnazzyQ, saying "I love when people complain about Twitter on Twitter" with a laughing face emoji, and SnazzyQ responds with a sarcastic comment about his own experience with a poor order from a hamburger store.