The Political Satire/Meme Thread

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Really, the list strikes me as deeply tribal. Where's Mike Rowe? Kevin Sorbo? Jon Voight (not the dentist)? Chachi? The kid from Silver Spoons?
I don't know, I didn't make it. Thought it was funny.
If y'all don't like it, give it a poop emoji and move along.
 
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If y'all don't like it, give it a poop emoji and move along.
I'd prefer to remark on it, thanks. I'm even open to discussion, as is encouraged in the OP, even if you're so clearly not.

I don't actually dislike it, per se. It's humorous that it's both so tribal and so irrational, but I don't imagine it was meant to be. I'm also not likely to be among those to whom it was intended to pander.
 
Phone wigs out cause auto rotation was on...
I think he means rotate it back and forth on the vertical axis as if Carlson were a dog trying to follow two people talking, not turn it like a car steering wheel.
 
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These "news anchors" sound like they're trying to get in on Lindell's grift of selling pillows in the name of, "Trump's coming back on such and such date".
 
I had wondered what this symbol meant but I figured it had to be some sort of conservative thing because that's where I saw it the most. On hats, shirts, etc. Then I researched it and yes my suspicions were confirmed.

I would say something that would piss off the supporters of the original tweet would be.

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I had wondered what this symbol meant but I figured it had to be some sort of conservative thing because that's where I saw it the most. On hats, shirts, etc. Then I researched it and yes my suspicions were confirmed.
It started out as a symbol of fraternity but was appropriated by reactionaries to counter the "Black Lives Matter" movement.

I generally respect the role that law enforcement plays, but that respect isn't offered unconditionally. I oppose the notion that "All Cops Are Bad" (I've even repurposed it as "All Cops Are People," which I maintain), but I'm not so delusional that I can't observe those who enforce the law (an act that ostensibly protects people's rights) as having violated the rights of those they're meant to protect.
 
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For those that wonder what it like to never have anyone agree with you here, even when you're right.
 
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