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redditors when you try to explain ur point

This is a single-panel rage comic meme that jokes about the common perceived tendency of some Reddit users to become extremely angry and aggressive when another user tries to explain their point of view during an online discussion or argument. It features an exaggeratedly enraged classic rage comic character, with bulging bloodshot eyes, gritted teeth, and tightly clenched reaching fists to emphasize the over-the-top anger the meme is mocking.
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redditors when you try to explain ur point

Overview

This is a single-panel rage comic meme that jokes about the common perceived tendency of some Reddit users to become extremely angry and aggressive when another user tries to explain their point of view during an online discussion or argument. It features an exaggeratedly enraged classic rage comic character, with bulging bloodshot eyes, gritted teeth, and tightly clenched reaching fists to emphasize the over-the-top anger the meme is mocking.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, as noted by the given original title 'its not that serious tho'. It uses the classic simple hand-drawn rage comic format, an early internet meme template that is still commonly used today to make jokes about online community behavior and overreactions in arguments. The meme satirizes overly aggressive reactions from Reddit users in discussion.

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