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Image: Politics For Beginners + Baphomet.jpg |'''''[[Politics]] For Beginners'''</br> [[Left Wing]], [[Right Wing]], [[The State]] ([[Baphomet]])'' | Image: Politics For Beginners + Baphomet.jpg |'''''[[Politics]] For Beginners'''</br> [[Left Wing]], [[Right Wing]], [[The State]] ([[Baphomet]])'' | ||
Image: Pronouns aren't a joke.png |''[[Pronouns]] aren't a [[joke]].'' (Or are they?) | Image: Pronouns aren't a joke.png |''[[Pronouns]] aren't a [[joke]].'' (Or are they?) | ||
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Image: State hypocrisy - Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.png |[[State]] [[hypocrisy]]: "''Nothing to hide, nothing to fear''" - except leaked government files. | Image: State hypocrisy - Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.png |[[State]] [[hypocrisy]]: "''Nothing to hide, nothing to fear''" - except leaked government files. | ||
Image: If You've Got Nothing To Hide Then You've Got Nothing To Fear - vo3rsbs.jpg |[[Surveillance]]: ''If you've got [[nothing to hide]]...</br>Then you've got [[nothing to fear]].'' | Image: If You've Got Nothing To Hide Then You've Got Nothing To Fear - vo3rsbs.jpg |[[Surveillance]]: ''If you've got [[nothing to hide]]...</br>Then you've got [[nothing to fear]].'' | ||
Latest revision as of 23:14, 2 April 2025
 Meme  (Propaganda, Humour)    | |
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| Image with text used to make a serious point, often humourously, shared online. |
A meme is shared on the Internet usually with an image accompanied by (usually simple) text employed to convey a deeper message. Memes often employ cartoons, familiar images reworked anew, humour, pop culture references, and/or satire.
Etymology
The word was coined by British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in his 1976 work The Selfish Gene. He used it to refer to a unit of cultural information spread by imitation, drawing from the Greek word "mimema", meaning "imitated".
Meme gallery
- See also: Cartoon #Cartoon gallery
A meme from 2022 about Volodymyr Zelensky solicitation of donations.
A meme highlighting the growing awareness that mask wearing was useless as a means of preventing viral spread, and that COVID-19 was not a random occurrence, but a malevolent structural deep event.
A meme with the party politics trolley problem.
Another meme featuring the trolley problem with a moral high ground.
Gollum Van Rompuy.
Government *arms its allies and disarms its enemies*
Also government *wants to disarm you*
Government currency isn't real money.
If you're worried the 'wrong' people might get elected - Maybe the government has too much power.
Kleptocracy, fun for almost everyone* (the 000.1%).
Modern Monetary Theory + Federal Reserve + Treasury Bonds
Now do AIPAC...
Politics For Beginners
Left Wing, Right Wing, The State (Baphomet)
Propaganda customer.
Surveillance: If you've got nothing to hide...
Then you've got nothing to fear.
Syria, old and new.
The only real difference is the marketing strategy.
This is how government works - eggs.
This is how government works - JFK.
Voluntaryist flag + handshake: If you feel threatened by people wanting to be left alone - you're probably not the good guy.
We deserve better psyops.
Your political parties are not loyal to you.
Examples
| Page name | Description |
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| "Dancing Nurses" | One of the most peculiar parts of the COVID-19 propaganda effort saw thousands of nurses dancing in choreographed routines - something that blatantly clashed with one of the other PR-messages, the one of "overwhelmed hospitals". |
| "Let's Go Brandon!" | A euphemismic slogan which arose from a failed corporate media attempt to censor anti-Biden sentiment |
| He Will Not Divide Us | Hollywood endorsed "artistic exhibition", set up in opposition to the presidency of Donald Trump. which was trolled. An infamous event in internet history. |
| Trump Derangement Syndrome | Perjorative term used to describe irrational psychological "trauma" inflicted from Donald Trump. |
| White Rose | COVID-19 resistance group taking the power of memetic warfare to the streets, via the medium of stickers. |
An official example
| Name |
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| "Dancing Nurses" |
