Life is short, why not have a little fun with it?
How people take Meme's is often a reflection on them: Adults, looking for enlightenment and self-improvement, can chuckle when the other side catches them in a bit of mock-worthy hypocrisy. Fragile egocentric people can get outraged by them.
While dishonest memes (where the premise is a lie), reflects more on the publisher/author than reader. But an honest memes value (how constructive or polarizing) is sort of a snowflake meter: perpetually outraged or those that can ignore or chuckle, both reflect more on the reader than the author (or publisher) of such little barbs. And that has some value.
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Since some people are so easily triggered, I figured I'd give this section a shot.
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Really just a collection of things I drew, illustrated or borrowed and altered (real artists steal).
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Sometimes your purpose in life is to serve as a warning for others.
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Main article: Memes:People
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Who said humor and economics don't go together?
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Black lives matter more to some than others. Their suffering is a means to an ends.
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Throw one tantrum throwing asshat off a plane, and the Nation loses their mind!
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What they should really look like, but too often do not. Hey, if you can't beat 'em, mock 'em.
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