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Simpsons Meme Critiques 'Minnesota Learning Daycare' Scam with BLM Reference

A meme using a screenshot from the animated TV show 'The Simpsons' featuring two male characters (one adult, one child) standing in front of urban buildings with a sunset sky. The top of the image has bold text: 'THAT'S HOW YOU DO A SCAM'. The adult character wears a green shirt labeled 'MINNESOTA LEARNING DAYCARE', and the child character wears a turquoise shirt labeled 'BLM'. The watermark 'imgflip.com' is visible in the bottom left corner. The characters' expressions appear concerned or anxious, reinforcing the meme's critical tone towards alleged fraud.
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THAT'S HOW YOU DO A SCAM

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MINNESOTA LEARNING DAYCARE (on adult's shirt), BLM (on child's shirt)

Overview

A meme using a screenshot from the animated TV show 'The Simpsons' featuring two male characters (one adult, one child) standing in front of urban buildings with a sunset sky. The top of the image has bold text: 'THAT'S HOW YOU DO A SCAM'. The adult character wears a green shirt labeled 'MINNESOTA LEARNING DAYCARE', and the child character wears a turquoise shirt labeled 'BLM'. The watermark 'imgflip.com' is visible in the bottom left corner. The characters' expressions appear concerned or anxious, reinforcing the meme's critical tone towards alleged fraud.

Origin notes

This meme is a user-created remix of a screenshot from 'The Simpsons', edited with text overlays to critique a perceived scam involving 'Minnesota Learning Daycare' and reference 'BLM'. Originally shared on the platform 9Gag, as indicated by the additional information provided. The original title references a 'fraud exposed after 14 years', suggesting the meme comments on a long-uncovered scam, though specific details of the alleged fraud are not provided in the image itself.

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