Tag: outraged

This is a screenshot of a public tweet from X (formerly Twitter) user Jessica Knapik. The tweet states that the user paid off their car loan 13 months ahead of the scheduled repayment period, only to have their credit score drop by 50 points as a result. The user expresses exasperation at this unfair outcome, writing "This country is a joooooooke" alongside clown, circus tent, and fire emojis to convey that the credit scoring system is nonsensical and rigged against responsible borrowers.

Paying off car loan early drops credit score 50 points meme

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The image is a combined social media post: the top section features a news excerpt from Spiegel International stating that a young German woman who disappeared without a trace 11 years prior has been found referenced multiple times in the public Epstein files, and her family is seeking answers about her fate. Below the text is a photograph of the missing young woman, smiling and posing for a photo in a dim, party/club-like setting with colorful lights in the background. The bottom section of the post includes a comment from user @emkenobi arguing that this case is why the public should not forget the Epstein files, noting dozens of similar girls were victims of human trafficking, are likely deceased, and the parties responsible for the crimes have not faced accountability.

We're not moving on from the Epstein files

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The meme displays a press photograph of Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, being escorted by multiple NYPD officers and tactical personnel while wearing an orange prison jumpsuit. Overlaid white text with black outlines argues that there is a major inequity in US criminal justice: very few mass shooters (including Patrick Crusius, who murdered 23 people in the racist 2019 El Paso mass shooting and was not sought for the death penalty by federal prosecutors) face the death penalty, while prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty for Mangione for killing a single wealthy CEO, implying the justice system values the lives of rich people far more than average citizens killed in mass attacks.

Critique of US Justice System Double Standard Over Death Penalty Application

The meme displays a press pho…