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Seriously, Go Back Home!

This is a two-panel political meme centered on Australian political debate around immigration and legal systems. The top panel shows a group of angry protesting men shouting and raising their fists, with overlaid text stating 'We want Sharia law!!', plus a small logo for an Australian political group in the corner. The bottom panel uses the popular edited Captain Picard (from Star Trek) reaction image, with Picard gesturing to deliver the punchline text 'Well.... go home'. The meme makes the argument that people who want to live under Sharia law should relocate to countries that already enforce this legal system, rather than pushing to implement it in Australia.
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We want Sharia law!!
Well.... go home

Overview

This is a two-panel political meme centered on Australian political debate around immigration and legal systems. The top panel shows a group of angry protesting men shouting and raising their fists, with overlaid text stating 'We want Sharia law!!', plus a small logo for an Australian political group in the corner. The bottom panel uses the popular edited Captain Picard (from Star Trek) reaction image, with Picard gesturing to deliver the punchline text 'Well.... go home'. The meme makes the argument that people who want to live under Sharia law should relocate to countries that already enforce this legal system, rather than pushing to implement it in Australia.

Origin notes

This meme originates from 9GAG, with its original title given as 'Seriously, go back home!'. It is a remix meme that combines an image of a real protest with the existing popular Captain Picard reaction meme format to deliver its political punchline, and it circulates in online discussions about immigration and cultural change in Western countries, specifically Australia.

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