Stand Aside USA We Got A New Police Brutality King
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STAND ASIDE USA WE GOT A NEW POLICE BRUTALITY KING
Overview
This meme features a grayscale image of a man in a business suit whose head has been edited to display the national flag of India. The figure holds one hand raised in a 'move aside' gesture, paired with large bold white all-caps text on the right side of the image that reads 'STAND ASIDE USA WE GOT A NEW POLICE BRUTALITY KING'. The meme uses satire to make a critical comment about the issue of police brutality in India, claiming that India has surpassed the United States, which is widely associated with high rates of police brutality in public discourse.
Origin notes
This meme was sourced from an RSS feed for the Reddit Meme community, originally shared with the title 'It's crazy out there'. It is a user-created edited meme that repurposes a generic stock photo of a suited man, adding the Indian flag head overlay and satirical text to comment on ongoing conversations around police violence in India relative to the United States.
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