re: Bring Us Your Memes Thread

I regret I have but one upvote to give.

I love that movie and that scene.

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The vaccines are a flop. The idea that all people, especially children, should be forced to take them on the taxpayer's dime is insane. In short, you are insane if you support this.

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I fully agree with what you are saying. I have a 5 year old granddaughter and I have expressed to mother and the other set of grandparents that I will go postal if they even think about putting that needle around her. I damned near raised that child after she was born due to shitty parents. What scares me if they try pull some shite in the schools behind our backs. here in the south I hope this will not be the case, but you never know with the fricked up liberals in schools today.

People are starting to wake up to the scam, but not fast enough. Just scary how some people blindly trust what they are told.

Probably one of the best Pepe memes that I have seen.

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These white liberals don't care about blacks, only the black vote."

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Malcolm X said the same thing back in the 1960's. And he was killed for it.

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These vaccine worship memes are not only bad, but they aren't aging well. 83% of COVID deaths this past month in the UK are fully vaxed. The worst states in the US for case spikes are among the very best in vax rate.

The vaccines are a flop. The idea that all people, especially children, should be forced to take them on the taxpayer's dime is insane. In short, you are insane if you support this.

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You’re insane reading a startup misinformation website from the UK and parroting it as gospel.

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The Daily Expose is a U.K.-focused conspiracy site created in November of last year, and since its establishment, it has promoted a standard portfolio of COVID-denialist, anti-vaxxer, and Great Reset myths framed as breaking news. It has grown to be extremely influential in the alt-news ecosystem, with its articles getting thousands of shares per day on Telegram, Twitter, and other private chat channels. Although the website is less than a year old, it has grown by more than 300,000 page views per month since January, with the last data available suggesting it had more than 1.5 million total cumulative views.

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Unusually for a conspiracy site, The Daily Expose produces original content several times per day, rather than resharing memes or articles from elsewhere. On its “about” page, it claims to use only official documents from government or scientific sources to write its stories. The writers often distort or misinterpret the information within the snapshots of the documents they use to push a number of conspiratorial narratives. For instance, The Daily Expose has claimed that vaccines were approved without any sort of safety checks and that vaccines are causing mass death.

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The writers and contributors don’t request interviews with scientists, government officials, or other qualified experts to make sure they’re interpreting these documents correctly. Nor do they give the right of reply to any of the institutions or figures they are reporting on, which is an expected journalistic practice. The Daily Expose has fielded interviews with fringe figures, for instance, Mike Yeadon, but the interviews take the form of a transcript of their opinions, which are neither questioned nor fact checked. Because the writer or writers have been anonymous to this point, they have not been able to be held accountable for their content, nor do they have wider connections to any journalists who can vouch for their work. All of these factors make the website an extremely dangerous platform for misinformation, as it carries the weight of official documents without the transparency or accountability of reputable science or journalism.

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The Daily Expose’s first posts are from November 2020. In March, Twitter suspended its main account, but almost immediately The Daily Expose was able to make a succession of alt accounts to get around the ban. At least five accounts were created at various stages after the initial ban. After the second ban, The Daily Expose made sure to run pairs of accounts so that individual account bans wouldn’t result in a complete loss of followers or lack of ability to tweet. The ban-evading accounts would always point followers to the paired account, accusing Twitter of censorship. Generally, accounts were set up with different phone numbers and email accounts from different providers, though they included similar bios, images, and headers, while also all linking to The Daily Expose website. Presently, two of their alts remain operational and have 18k and 14k followers respectively. A full 65 percent of their referrals come from Twitter.

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The articles are all anonymous, signed online with a “Daily Expose” byline, save for a regular column written by Emily Smith of Leeds, who uses the WordPress handle captaindaretofly, and other occasional one-time contributors. On her other social media, Smith does not post anonymously.

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Which movie is it?

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Which movie is it?

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Half Baked.