Meme Thread v16: Korean Summit Edition

[Sir Galahad]

 

[Witchhunt]

Damn truth!

 

[Witchhunt]

Wholly shit!

 

[Witchhunt]

Sorry man. Wood

 

[Cake4Breakfast]

What a hypocrite.

Don't get mad at me because you're a mark ass bitch and believed a fake twitter account. I would never vote for Waters and think she has a histrionic personality disorder, but you fools can't even pick the low hanging fruit of what she actually says to make herself look bat shit and need to make shit up to make your point.

 

[Darkballs]

I never understand when people who never served say this. I mean, you came from a military family, yet chose to avoid service. Fine. But do you think this is biting commentary when you won't serve yourself absent some draft?

Are you even taking the time to read the memes from whatever site you're spending hours copying and pasting from every day?

 

[tonni]

Are you even taking the time to read the memes from whatever site you're spending hours copying and pasting from every day?

Half of it isn't even memes, just pictures with his opinion captioned on top of it.

 

[Hard To Tell]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[Johnny Mac]

 

[nac386]

Wholly shit!

This came from a satirical website that mocks Christians. It's like The Onion. It's satire. It's called Bayblon Bee. The article after that one was called: "Scholars: Jesus' Disciples carefully vetted children before letting them come to him."

Lol.

Fell for more fake memes. @Seano what do you think? Starting to realize the problem? You got guys posting, sharing, and saying "Wholly shit!" (holy? lol) about a satirical article that was turned into a meme to fool the portion of our country that are total dumbasses.

https://babylonbee.com/

Demon Outbreak at Chipotle!!!

Spoiler

The Babylon Bee is a satirical evangelical Christian website. The site is famous for over-the-top satirical stories focusing on well known pastors, celebrities, and politicians. It was created by Adam Ford and was launched on March 1, 2016

 

[Seano]

This came from a satirical website that mocks Christians. It's like The Onion. It's satire. It's called Bayblon Bee. The article after that one was called: "Scholars: Jesus' Disciples carefully vetted children before letting them come to him."

Lol.

Fell for more fake memes. @Seano what do you think? Starting to realize the problem? You got guys posting, sharing, and saying "Wholly shit!" (holy? lol) about a satirical article that was turned into a meme to fool the portion of our country that are total dumbasses.

https://babylonbee.com/

Demon Outbreak at Chipotle!!!

Spoiler

The Babylon Bee is a satirical evangelical Christian website. The site is famous for over-the-top satirical stories focusing on well known pastors, celebrities, and politicians. It was created by Adam Ford and was launched on March 1, 2016

Maybe I would care if your outrage wasn't only going in one direction. Maybe I missed it but I haven't seen you saying much about the fake border children pics, for example and more people are taking THAT fake news seriously than these memes.
It just seems to me that you get upset when people post things from the opposite side of your political spectrum.

 

[nac386]

Maybe I would care if your outrage wasn't only going in one direction. Maybe I missed it but I haven't seen you saying much about the fake border children pics, for example and more people are taking THAT fake news seriously than these memes.
It just seems to me that you get upset when people post things from the opposite side of your political spectrum.

I spoke on that plenty. I said Time should have been more professional and checked to find out exactly who that girl was and what that picture was depicting. They rushed to get their cover out, and it was not what they thought it was. That was irresponsible.

The difference? They were not lying about child separations. Separating children is not a fake news story at all. There are hundreds of pictures of separated children, and they just chose one that ended up not depicting what it was meant to depict. It was just a mistake that should not have been made.

There's a pretty clear difference here, and it's not exactly difficult to distinguish.

 

[nac386]

@Seano the equivalent would be if Time ran an article that just made up quotes from Trump about child separations.

When reached for comment, Trump said, "Fuck those kids, if they wanted to be American then they should have chosen white parents!"

That would be the same. Of course, they would never happen.

 

[Seano]

I spoke on that plenty. I said Time should have been more professional and checked to find out exactly who that girl was and what that picture was depicting. They rushed to get their cover out, and it was not what they thought it was. That was irresponsible.

The difference? They were not lying about child separations. Separating children is not a fake news story at all. There are hundreds of pictures of separated children, and they just chose one that ended up not depicting what it was meant to depict. It was just a mistake that should not have been made.

There's a pretty clear difference here, and it's not exactly difficult to distinguish.

They were lying. They used false images to create discord. Personally, I think the press playing these games is a lot more dangerous than a few dudes on a karate forum.

 

[nac386]

They were lying. They used false images to create discord. Personally, I think the press playing these games is a lot more dangerous than a few dudes on a karate forum.

"It's all good, it doesn't matter what insane propaganda gets passed around the country and what effect it has, because Time used a picture they hadn't thoroughly researched once."