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Political Memes @lemmy.world spujb @lemmy.cafe

dark brandon stays winning 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥 can do no wrong

will prob delete. Prob offensive

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"European heritage"
  • I think there’s just not as much structure as the spacing would suggest. Image shows a milieu of religious expression including but also beyond Christianity across Europe. Character ignores all of the counter examples and claims there’s only one.

    This might be more traditionally expressed with something like the SpongeBob Pile meme macro.

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  • Exactly. Biden was “geriatric Joe” well before genocide Joe. Before that there was a pointed catchphrase that had to do with busing (legitemately can’t remember what it was, if anyone can help me out).

    Biden has basically always been a conservative. Literally it doesn’t matter what your position is, I hope everyone reading this can recognize that if you’re calling anti-genocide folk out for “switching up” over this debate, it probably means you haven’t been paying attention for the last… 81 years.

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  • man i hate this site sometimes

    “just noticing” that antigenocidalists… are still against the same thing they always have been, and are just using the same language that’s in the current news cycle in order to communicate it, same as you OP.

  • it's all propaganda mannnnnn
  • Oh this was supposed to be funny? checks sub oh it’s !politicalmemes, bunch of liberals over here. We’ll all have more peace and quiet once I’ve blocked this place.

  • it's all propaganda mannnnnn
  • All jokes aside, it’s crazy that our first response to strange behavior online now is “this is a bot.” This is a brand new occurrence in our life that has now pretty much switched, and it will never go away, probably ever.

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world spujb @lemmy.cafe

    bombastic side eye

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    Political Memes @lemmy.world spujb @lemmy.cafe

    go on, capitulate to the enemy, nothing bad happens from that

    Edit: Interesting, didn’t expect this post to be controversial. Here’s some of my reasoning:

    Democrats became gradually more progressive in their border policy between 2000-2016. In the mid-2000s, many prominent Democrats in Congress supported significant spending on security fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border and were critical of “sanctuary cities.” By contrast, during the Trump administration, Democrats were largely united against most of Trump's immigration and border security initiatives, including opposing funding for a proposed border wall. The evolution in Democratic views on immigration is clear when comparing the party’s 2012 platform, which promoted a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants but with certain conditions, to the 2016 platform, which removed all caveats on the path to citizenship source.

    I feel the early Trump era provided vindication that allowed some real expression of what equity looks like in border policy. (That said, I do readily admit my “chad” symbolism is a bit strong; rather I think it’s just that the DNC allowed more space for these voices at the time.)

    However, all this progress has recently been lost since the election of the current incumbent, as Democrats have leaned back into border security, implicitly admitting that the conservative framing of the issue is a valid concern.

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    rule forbid i don't know something

    it’s hard to live laugh love on the internet under these conditions

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    Political Memes @lemmy.world spujb @lemmy.cafe

    it's a big deal jack

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    Ooooh big stretch! 🙀

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    Political Memes @lemmy.world spujb @lemmy.cafe

    "Skill isue, pick a better comfort food"

    The Great Famine was caused by British capitalists who, before and during the crisis, prioritized profits over the Irish people's welfare. British landowners forced Irish farmers to rely on the potato, making them vulnerable to disease. High rents, taxes, and lack of investment left Irish farmers impoverished. During the famine, British merchants continued exporting food from Ireland to England, and the British government’s inadequate aid policies worsened the situation. This exploitation and neglect led to the deaths and emigration of millions of Irish people.

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    …well that’s a new way to say “don’t provide citations for your position”

    disclaimer i have no opinion on this “media bias/fact check”, site. i just think the “don’t outsource critical thinking” comment is hilarious

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