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A meme utilizing a screenshot from the animated TV show 'The Simpsons,' featuring two characters in a domestic room with purple walls. The first character, likely Homer Simpson, appears to shout in large, bold uppercase text: 'CONSPIRACY THEORISTS WERE RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING!!!' Below this, another character, likely Marge Simpson, is shown with a list of topics prefixed by 'WRONG ABOUT,' including 'CHEMTRAILS,' 'COVID VACCINES,' 'FLAT EARTH,' 'MOON LANDING HOAX,' '9/11,' 'JEWISH SPACE LASERS,' and 'WHAT 'GLOBALIST' MEANS.' The meme employs sarcasm by contrasting the initial hyperbolic claim with a litany of conspiracy theories that have been debunked, mocking the idea that conspiracy theorists are consistently correct.

Simpsons Characters Mock Conspiracy Theorists

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The meme consists of two main parts: upper text reading 'Conspiracy Theorists After Epstein Files Be Like:' and a lower screenshot of Thanos from Marvel's *Avengers: Infinity War*. Thanos is depicted standing confidently in a futuristic setting, wearing his armor and the Infinity Gauntlet with a glowing red stone. Below him is the caption 'They called me a madman.' The meme humorously suggests that conspiracy theorists, often dismissed as 'madmen,' feel vindicated following the release of the Epstein files, drawing a parallel to Thanos' defiant attitude from the films.

Conspiracy Theorists After Epstein Files Be Like

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A meme featuring a photograph of a man resembling Mel Gibson with text overlay. The top text reads: "Over 10 yrs ago everybody thought this guy was crazy 👀😳". Below the image is a quote attributed to the man making serious allegations about Hollywood being an "institutionalized pedophile ring" and claiming studios are "bought and paid for with the blood of innocent children".

Hollywood Conspiracy Theory Meme

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A four-panel collage meme designed to compare Jeffrey Epstein with Andrew Jackson's portrait on the U.S. $20 bill. Top left panel: A real photograph of Jeffrey Epstein standing outdoors, with blurred car headlights and vehicles in the background, wearing a dark coat and scarf. Top right panel: A close-up of Andrew Jackson's portrait on a $20 U.S. bill, showing the currency's green and black design elements. Bottom left panel: Epstein's face with red circles drawn around specific facial features (forehead, left cheek, right cheek, and mouth). Bottom right panel: Jackson's face on the $20 bill with identical red circles highlighting the same relative facial positions. The meme humorously or sarcastically implies a conspiracy theory-like resemblance between the two figures by emphasizing these marked facial features.

Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew Jackson $20 Bill Facial Feature Comparison

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A meme utilizing the 'Pepperidge Farm Remembers' template, featuring the iconic animated character from Pepperidge Farm commercials. The character, an elderly man with a mustache wearing a straw hat and vest, stands in a rural setting with green fields and a blue sky. He holds a bag of cookies in his left hand and a rope in his right hand. The top text reads: 'REMEMBER WHEN SAYING THAT THE GLOBAL ELITE WERE A BUNCH OF PEDOPHILES MADE YOU A CONSPIRACY WACKO?' while the bottom text states: 'PEPPERIDGE FARM REMEMBERS'. The meme satirically comments on the perceived shift in public reception of certain conspiracy theories over time.

Do you remember?

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The image consists of two main parts: a top section with text and a bottom section with a drawing. The top text reads: 'All the conspiracy debunkers and people who have devoted their lives to debunking the psyop that the government created inadvertently helping the biggest global elite human trafficking ring ever recorded'. Below the text is a black-and-white sketch of a creepy, bald humanoid figure with a smooth, elongated head, deeply sunken large black eyes, and a faint, menacing smile. The figure's skin appears wrinkled and textured, giving it an otherworldly or unsettling appearance.

Its a little funny...

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A meme featuring a screenshot of Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, standing confidently with the Infinity Gauntlet (with a glowing red stone) in a futuristic setting. The top text reads 'Conspiracy theorists right now' and the bottom text states 'They called me a madman.' The humor hinges on the trope of conspiracy theorists, often dismissed as 'madmen,' feeling vindicated or validated, analogous to Thanos—who was initially viewed as irrational but acted on his extreme beliefs.

Conspiracy Theorists Right Now: They Called Me a Madman

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A 4-panel comic meme featuring two characters. Panel 1: A brown-haired person wearing a tinfoil hat (stereotypical of conspiracy theorists) stands on a sidewalk, gesturing animatedly, and exclaims, "Question everything!!" to a blonde woman in an orange dress holding a small handbag. Panel 2: The blonde woman smirks and responds, "Even your conspiracy theory?" Panel 3: Both characters look surprised, with wide eyes and open mouths. Panel 4: The tinfoil hat-wearing character appears angry, with clenched fists and a scowling expression, while the blonde woman looks on. The humor lies in the irony of applying the conspiracy theorist's own mantra of questioning everything to their own beliefs, creating a paradoxical and amusing reaction.

Don't forget to question the conspiracy theorist!

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A two-panel meme. Left panel: A real person in a suit, wearing a tinfoil hat (symbolizing conspiracy theories), speaks at a podium with a green background. A text bubble reads: 'Chinese EV's are going to listen to your phone calls!'. Right panel: Four people peek sneakily from behind a wooden door, labeled from top to bottom: 'Amazon', 'Apple', 'Candy Crush App', and 'Google'. The meme uses irony to satirize conspiracy theories about Chinese EVs spying by contrasting them with well-known tech companies often criticized for data collection/privacy issues.

Tinfoil Hat Claim vs Big Tech Spying

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A photograph of a classical-style stone statue featuring a robed figure holding an open book, with a small child (putto) climbing up the figure's robe. Bold white uppercase text is overlaid at the top and bottom of the image. The top text reads 'I'D RATHER BE A CONSPIRACY THEORIST' and the bottom text reads 'THAN SUPPORT WHATEVER THE FUCK THIS REPRESENTS', expressing disdain for the statue's unclear symbolism.

I'd Rather Be a Conspiracy Theorist Than Support This Statue

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A meme criticizing conspiracy theorists for repeatedly falling back on antisemitic tropes instead of creating original conspiracy theories. The top text reads: 'Conspiracy theorists trying to come up with a new conspiracy only to end up with "the Jews control everything and we should kill them all" for the 1000th time:' Below this text is a four-panel sequence showing an animated character with their head down on a desk surrounded by crumpled papers, with 'Empty' and 'Brain' labels appearing in different panels to emphasize the lack of original thinking.

Conspiracy Theorists Repeating Antisemitic Tropes

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A meme in the 'Always has been' template featuring two astronauts in space. The left astronaut asks, 'You mean it was about oil and not drugs?' while the right astronaut, holding a gun, responds, 'Always has been...'. The backdrop shows Earth, emphasizing the global context of the joke about conspiracy theories regarding oil and drugs as motives for conflict.

Always Has Been... Oil vs Drugs

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