Non-Redditor asking simple question on Reddit gets public shamed

This is a two-panel meme using the well-known train hitting school bus template. The first panel depicts a yellow school bus stopped on train tracks, with a train approaching from behind, labeled to represent a non-Redditor asking a simple question on the platform. The second panel shows the train crashing into and destroying the school bus, with the train labeled to represent high-ego toxic Reddit users who publicly shame the question asker instead of providing helpful answers. The meme satirizes the common toxic culture experienced by new or non-regular users when asking basic questions on Reddit communities.

Dialogue

NON-REDDITOR ASKING SIMPLE QUESTION ON REDDIT
HIGH EGO TOXIC REDDITORS PUBLIC SHAMING + NOT PROVIDING ANY GOOD ANSWER

Overview

This is a two-panel meme using the well-known train hitting school bus template. The first panel depicts a yellow school bus stopped on train tracks, with a train approaching from behind, labeled to represent a non-Redditor asking a simple question on the platform. The second panel shows the train crashing into and destroying the school bus, with the train labeled to represent high-ego toxic Reddit users who publicly shame the question asker instead of providing helpful answers. The meme satirizes the common toxic culture experienced by new or non-regular users when asking basic questions on Reddit communities.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed, with the original post title being 'Yo take a chill pill'. It is a remix of the widely circulated train hitting school bus meme template, edited using the Imgflip meme creation tool, evidenced by the Imgflip watermark at the bottom left of the image, to comment on negative aspects of Reddit user culture. It has been shared widely on Reddit and other social media platforms as a relatable joke about unhelpful online communities.

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