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Not rich enough

This is a 4-panel comic meme that satirizes modern politics. The opening setup has a father saying no one will hire an idiot, to which his child replies that politics is full of idiots, so they will accept him. The comic then cuts to the job interview for politics, represented by two hooded Grim Reaper characters. The politics representative first rejects the applicant saying he is not eligible. When the shocked applicant points out he is also an idiot, the representative responds that you need to be a super idiot... and also rich. The joke's punchline criticizes how wealth and extreme incompetence are required to enter modern politics, with the title 'Not rich enough' referring to the applicant failing the unstated wealth requirement.
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Nobody's gonna give a job to this idiot
Politics is full of idiots, they'll take me.
Sorry bruh, you aren't eligible
What! Ima idiot too
You need to be super idiot
And rich too

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Dad: Nobody's gonna give a job to this idiot
Politics is full of idiots, they'll take me.
Politics:

Overview

This is a 4-panel comic meme that satirizes modern politics. The opening setup has a father saying no one will hire an idiot, to which his child replies that politics is full of idiots, so they will accept him. The comic then cuts to the job interview for politics, represented by two hooded Grim Reaper characters. The politics representative first rejects the applicant saying he is not eligible. When the shocked applicant points out he is also an idiot, the representative responds that you need to be a super idiot... and also rich. The joke's punchline criticizes how wealth and extreme incompetence are required to enter modern politics, with the title 'Not rich enough' referring to the applicant failing the unstated wealth requirement.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, as confirmed by the provided source information, with the original title 'Not rich enough'. It is an original political satire comic meme shared in Reddit meme communities, no prior remix history is indicated.

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