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A two-panel meme edited from Scooby-Doo animated scenes. The top panel shows a ghost character tied up with the text 'EVERYTHING IS POLITICAL'. The bottom panel shows Fred Jones (blonde man) holding the ghost's mask, revealing it to be a 'BOT ACCOUNT'. The meme critiques the saturation of political content and bot accounts on the internet, expressing a desire for more 'normal' online spaces.
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Ghost (Unmasked Villain)
EVERYTHING IS POLITICAL
Fred Jones
BOT ACCOUNT

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Criticism of political saturation and bot accounts dominating internet spaces

Overview

A two-panel meme edited from Scooby-Doo animated scenes. The top panel shows a ghost character tied up with the text 'EVERYTHING IS POLITICAL'. The bottom panel shows Fred Jones (blonde man) holding the ghost's mask, revealing it to be a 'BOT ACCOUNT'. The meme critiques the saturation of political content and bot accounts on the internet, expressing a desire for more 'normal' online spaces.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, as indicated by the additional source information. It uses edited screenshots from the animated series 'Scooby-Doo', where the iconic 'unmasking the villain' trope is repurposed to comment on internet culture. The watermark 'imgflip.com' suggests it was created using the Imgflip meme generator.

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