Tag: political correctness

This single-panel meme uses the classic Divine Mercy religious illustration of Jesus, who radiates red and white holy light while standing in a stone colonnade holding an infant, with a halo around his head. Overlaid text attributed to Jesus reads 'You are no longer homeless. You are now UNHOUSED!', directed at a kneeling person below him with their head in their hand. The kneeling person's overlaid text responds 'I NEED REAL HELP, NOT SOME PC NONSENSE.' The joke is a satirical critique of performative political correctness that rebrands social problems like homelessness with new terminology without providing any actual material aid or solutions to people suffering from the issue.

The homeless problem has now been solved

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Providence Mayor Calls Mural of Murdered Ukrainian Refugee Iryna Zarutska Divisive

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A satirical meme depicting a hypothetical 'perfectly neutral' cartoon from 2030. The image shows a gray, featureless character with simple circular eyes and a basic smile peering through a window. Outside, several identical gray figures with no distinct traits (no gender, race, age, or unique characteristics) stand on a residential street with generic houses. The humor lies in mocking excessive efforts to avoid offense by stripping all characters of individuality, resulting in bland, indistinguishable figures.

Cartoons in 2030: The Perfect Neutrality

A satirical meme depicting a …