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Cool People Who Don't Force Politics Into Everything

This is a 4-panel meme using a template from Cartoon Network's Teen Titans Go. In the first panel, the character Slade (Deathstroke) drives with text that reads 'Nobody is born cool'. The second panel has him raising his arm with text 'Except of course....'. The third panel shows him holding a sign that reveals the exception: 'People who don't bring politics into everything'. The fourth panel shows Slade with a smug, approving smile, agreeing that this group is actually cool. The joke praises people who do not inject political discussion into every non-political topic, which is a common frustration among social media users.
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Nobody is born cool
Except of course....
People who don't bring politics into everything

Overview

This is a 4-panel meme using a template from Cartoon Network's Teen Titans Go. In the first panel, the character Slade (Deathstroke) drives with text that reads 'Nobody is born cool'. The second panel has him raising his arm with text 'Except of course....'. The third panel shows him holding a sign that reveals the exception: 'People who don't bring politics into everything'. The fourth panel shows Slade with a smug, approving smile, agreeing that this group is actually cool. The joke praises people who do not inject political discussion into every non-political topic, which is a common frustration among social media users.

Origin notes

This meme was posted to Reddit per the provided source information. It uses the popular 'Nobody is born cool' 4-panel meme format that uses the pre-existing Teen Titans Go Slade driving/pulling a sign template, which is commonly used to praise niche or underappreciated positive traits.

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