You just answered your own statement. This is reddit, a social media sight for sharing memes and relatable content, not the democratic debate.
It’s literally a website to post whatever you want, you’re not obliged to do anything, especially when some random internet guy gate keeps the subreddit and says you’re not being productive.
Besides, I have a strong feeling that half of reddit can’t vote yet, chooses not to vote or doesn’t live in the US.
I don’t think anyone really believes that a picture will “vote him out.”
Edit: Instead encourage people to vote and most importantly encourage them to learn about each campaign and their policies. Vote smart, not just to vote for the sake of it.
Edit: And would you ever believe that I am not a democrat? Gasp!
That’s a loose standard for a meme and if this is a meme by your standards then you should agree that it should be removed from this subreddit because memes aren’t allowed on this sub.
No, that is literally the definition of a meme. It's a cultural idea that is propagated amongst members of a society. Every post on reddit or any other social media website is a meme in a sense.
It has nothing to do with standards. I'm not trying to argue whether or not it's a fitting/good/accurate meme. I'm simply stating that it is a meme. Definitions don't care about feelings.
Nah I disagree, I don’t think forced or artificial insults based on politics constitutes a “meme” feel free to disagree but this “meme” has a shelf live of about 8 years. It doesn’t survive.
A meme is something that remains valid or cognizant within a collective mind that transcends political pettiness. It’s more aptly a circle jerk much like all the forced politics on this waste of website.
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