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Creating LinkedIn is Worse Than Being a Sith Lord

A four-panel comic meme. Panel 1: A blue-skinned, angry character with pointed ears and a menacing grin says, 'I TRIED TO KILL A BABY.' Panel 2: Darth Vader, the iconic black-armored Sith Lord from Star Wars, with a stern expression, declares, 'I DESTROYED WHOLE PLANETS!!' Panel 3: A cheerful man in a car, smiling and pointing upwards with his index finger, states, 'I created LinkedIn.' Panel 4: A red devil with horns, a goatee, and bat-like wings hands a golden trophy to the LinkedIn creator against a fiery, hellish background. The humor lies in the escalating absurdity: the devil rewarding the LinkedIn creator implies that founding LinkedIn is considered a more 'evil' act than the villainous deeds of the first two characters.
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Blue-skinned character
I TRIED TO KILL A BABY.
Darth Vader
I DESTROYED WHOLE PLANETS!!
LinkedIn creator
I created LinkedIn

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A four-panel comic where creating LinkedIn is framed as more heinous than killing a baby or destroying planets, culminating in the devil awarding a trophy to the LinkedIn creator.

Overview

A four-panel comic meme. Panel 1: A blue-skinned, angry character with pointed ears and a menacing grin says, 'I TRIED TO KILL A BABY.' Panel 2: Darth Vader, the iconic black-armored Sith Lord from Star Wars, with a stern expression, declares, 'I DESTROYED WHOLE PLANETS!!' Panel 3: A cheerful man in a car, smiling and pointing upwards with his index finger, states, 'I created LinkedIn.' Panel 4: A red devil with horns, a goatee, and bat-like wings hands a golden trophy to the LinkedIn creator against a fiery, hellish background. The humor lies in the escalating absurdity: the devil rewarding the LinkedIn creator implies that founding LinkedIn is considered a more 'evil' act than the villainous deeds of the first two characters.

Origin notes

Likely a user-created digital illustration, typical of humor memes shared on platforms like Reddit, Twitter/X, or Instagram. The comic style, lack of official branding, and satirical take on LinkedIn suggest it was independently created for online humor communities. No visible watermarks or author credits indicate it is a grassroots meme intended for viral sharing.

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