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This is a satirical meme using a scene from the animated sitcom Family Guy. The scene shows Peter Griffin sitting in a vehicle, looking at a skin tone shade chart held up in front of him. The left side of the chart is labeled 'Expat' over the lighter skin shades at the top, and 'Immigrant' over the darker skin shades at the bottom, with a red line marking the cutoff between the two categories. The joke critiques a widespread cultural double standard where lighter-skinned people moving to foreign countries are referred to by the more privileged, positive term 'expat', while darker-skinned people undertaking the same action are labeled 'immigrant', a term that often carries more negative, stigmatized connotations in public discourse.

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This is a satirical edited meme using a scene from the animated series Family Guy. Peter Griffin sits in a car wearing a red fez and seatbelt, looking at a skin tone shade scale held out to him. The scale is edited to label lighter skin tones at the top 'PASSIONATE SPORTS FANS' and darker skin tones at the bottom 'RIOTERS', split by a red line. The meme jokes about the perceived racial double standard in online discussions of fan behavior after the 2022 FIFA World Cup semi-final between France and Morocco, mocking that unruly conduct from lighter-skinned fans is often excused as passionate support, while identical behavior from largely darker-skinned Moroccan fans is framed as rioting.

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The meme, titled 'I can only think "Tetris"', contrasts how normal people solve simple addition versus how the creator solves the same problem. The top text reads 'Normal person:7+6=13' then 'Me:', followed by an image of Peter Griffin from Family Guy with an overcomplicated thought bubble full of complex math formulas, with overlaid text explaining his overwrought process to solve the simple sum: he borrows 3 from 6 to turn 7 into 10, then adds the remaining 3 to 10 to get 13, treating a trivial calculation like a complex math problem. The joke refers to this method of making a full round number as being similar to fitting Tetris blocks together to make a full line, poking fun at people who use overcomplicated mental math tricks for extremely basic arithmetic.

I can only think "Tetris"

The meme, titled 'I can only …