A Trump meme that is indirectly a Biden/Harris meme; C programmers will grok it.
And speaking of landslides, in terms of The Trump meme thread verses the Biden meme thread....
That is a point in Trump’s favour! As I said in a polite, fully on-topic post which complied with all explicitly stated local rules—which nutildah deleted from his Trump memes thread:
Apologies to PrimeNumber7 for the semi off-topic post. I will not complain if you delete this post as having only off-topic memes; however, in my defence, I argue that this is also about Biden: If you dereference my rhetorical pointer, the point is that Biden is so unpopular that people don’t want to meme about him—people only meme love or hate for Trump!
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Very well, I will give this a shot. My following proposition about Trump is funny, and is empirically supported by this comparison:
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If your meme is the slightest bit funny I will likely let it stand; however, keep in mind that it has to be about Trump.
Very well, I will give this a shot. My following proposition about Trump is funny, and is empirically supported by this comparison:
- This Trump meme thread: Started 2020-01-04, now midway down its twenty-fifth (25th) page (!).
- PrimeNumber7’s Biden/Harris meme thread: Started 2020-06-24 (almost a half-year later), only reached its second page today. Who ever
wanted to talk abouteven knows about Biden and possibleVicePresident Harris?
Illustrated storyboard added 2020-11-18/19:
[...exquisitely insightful analysis that is not strictly on-topic in the Trump meme thread...]
Voter turnout rates were plummeting, and that was not “apathy”: [...] The illusion was being lost—and with it, the consent of the governed upon which the power of all régimes must ultimately repose. [...] Thus stepped onstage Trump, a professional showman, to stir the pot just enough to get the enthusiasms flowing both for and against him.
A deeper point is that this is a plebiscite on Trump:
[...exquisitely insightful analysis that is not strictly on-topic in the Trump meme thread...]