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Some relatives have complained that my memes are offensive, but there's a point behind every meme I post, and I don't use memes which do not make a point.
I moved away from text and to images to be able to make points quickly, because most people just don't have the time to read a lot of text.
Some relatives have complained that my memes are offensive
The baptist christians who are oppressing natural religions In Myanmar, taking the power of the local chiefs and helping the govt capture the young men (never to be seen again)
Two specific complaints were about:
- the stereotyped cartoons of fat, angry, leftist women with green hair and nose rings
- stereotyping Muslims as terrorists
"At Promise" Populations
Despite facing tumultuous teenage years fraught with violence and multiple run-ins with the law, Rios eventually graduated high school and college, and went on to earn his Ph.D. Now, he has pioneered a weeklong summer program for students like him, who are often called “at-risk youth.” Rios prefers to call them “the at-promise population,” because, he contends, they have tremendous untapped potential.
Yet more bullshit terminology to hide reality. They are at risk populations, the risk of committing yet more crimes.
Lies are rarely offensive, but Truth offends greatly.
The #1 COVID Lie that most offended me was the "denying herd immunity"
I'm enjoying names for Carnival Cruise Ships
Patrick says
Some relatives have complained that my memes are offensive, but there's a point behind every meme I post, and I don't use memes which do not make a point.
They're annoying to scroll through if being honest. Can't search them. No original thoughts. I prefer typed/written text. Memes are like a child's picture book to me. I especially dislike comments with X screen shots. If you don't have an original thought, don't post it?
The average attention span is similar to a gold fish's attention span
Two specific complaints were about:
- the stereotyped cartoons of fat, angry, leftist women with green hair and nose rings
- stereotyping Muslims as terrorists
But I think that fat, angry, leftist women with fluorescent hair is a real phenomenon which causes a lot of suffering for others, especially by promoting mass illegal immigration which makes the poorest Americans even poorer by driving down their wages. I know those women are angry at their own situation in life, and the political yelling is because they want to yell in public without saying what they're really angry about, namely that Trump makes them feel bad about themselves by deliberately surrounding himself with beautiful women.
Fat women are not inherently ugly. They can diet and avoid sugar and seed oils. So unlike racial cartoons, the stereotype is not about some way they were born, but about some way they choose to be, even if dieting and exercise are difficult.
And though most Muslims are not terrorists, most terrorists are definitely Muslim. One has to be willfully blind to deny that Islam is the direct inspiration for most terrorism everywhere on earth. Muslims do not fear fighting. They seem to enjoy it. What Muslims really fear is mockery, and so that is exactly the weapon which has the most potential to save lives from further terrorist attacks.
Islam is not a race, so it's not racist to call out the daily violence directly inspired by Islam. It is a choice to be Muslim. Religions are fair game for criticism imho.
https://thereligionofpeace.com/