Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I actually have a lot more memes to process but I’ll start with this and probably get to the others on Monday. And yes, this is leading with the proud garbage people of America.
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Between the vice presidential debate, the government response to Hurricane Helene, and Iran’s attack on Israel (all alluded to in the header image), if you don’t get it now, you never will.
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Once, America was a sane country. Now, as these memes prove, it’s gone bat fecal matter crazy. I want my old country back.
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Kamala’s people may console themselves by saying she’s getting flak because she’s over the target. The reality is that she’s an easy target because she’s a walking disaster, propped up by an unprincipled media.
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I was going to name this the “let’s do the time warp again” edition (old themes, new memes), but Monkeypox and Raygun added new themes, so I’ll start with them, just for fun.
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If the Harris-Walz ticket wins, our constitutional experiment is over. But for now, we can still laugh and think about clever memes.
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Obviously, the dominant memes here are about Kamala and the Olympics, but the world is in turmoil, so there’s a lot more.
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If there’s a theme to this meme edition, it’s that the world is going to hell in a handbasket. Vote out the Democrats in November to save the world.
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This is a somewhat smaller meme edition than usual, but it makes up in quality what it lacks in quantity.
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I’m baaaack! And I’m back with a carefully curated selection of images all aimed at illustrating the world Biden has brought us.
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I’m back, and everything is weirder than ever, whether it’s the border, the election, or the Republican primaries. But at least we can laugh.
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Islam, Hamas, Biden, leftists generally… They’re all swirling together in one giant intersectional mess. Before I swing into the memes, a couple of notes. First, I mean it about the intersectionality issue. Usually, it’s pretty easy to categorize memes so that they flow together. This week, though, I struggled to
Continue readingIt’s a ginormous illustrated edition. Come for the laughs; stay for the tears as you contemplate America in 2023.
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There’s nothing specifically awful going on this week; it’s the usual generally awful stuff, and that’s clear from the memes I’ve assembled. I’ve also got a handful of interesting things, plus the usual silly stuff.
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When I looked at my image collection, I was surprised to see that COVID’s alleged return topped the meme chart, even above the Gadsden kid, Biden, Trump, gender, or other perennial topics — all of which you’ll find here.
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