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A two-panel meme utilizing animated characters from the 'Tom and Jerry' cartoon series. The top panel depicts a History Teacher asking the question, 'Who was the last US President to own slaves?' Two children are shown: one labeled 'Smart kid' claiming the answer is Zachary Taylor, and another labeled 'Right-Wing kid' asserting it was Ulysses S. Grant, both holding swords as if in a playful argument. The bottom panel features a character wearing sunglasses with the caption, 'Me, who knows the answer is actually Donald Trump,' presenting a false and satirical punchline (Donald Trump did not own slaves) to mock or critique political misinformation.

Who Was the Last US President to Own Slaves? Meme

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A multi-panel meme featuring three sections. The top two panels show an angry character wearing orange caps labeled 'liberal' and 'republican' respectively, with text arguing whether Jeffrey Epstein would be a Republican or Democrat. The bottom panel displays a photograph of Jeffrey Epstein with text stating, 'Jeffrey Epstein if he exist today: I'm quite fond of Five Nights at Freddy's,' accompanied by an image of Freddy Fazbear from the Five Nights at Freddy's game franchise.

Jeffrey Epstein as a Five Nights at Freddy's Fan

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A screenshot of a tweet from user Henri Fjord (@henri_fjord) displaying two sentences: 'It doesn’t matter which political party the pedophile belongs to. I can’t believe this has to be said.' The tweet includes a timestamp '5:02 AM · 31 Jan 26' and '8,182 Views'. The profile picture shows a black and white illustration of a person with a hat, possibly a historical or artistic image.

Political Party Doesn't Matter for Pedophiles

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A two-panel Drake meme (from the 'Hotline Bling' music video) addressing 'What does DEI stand for?'. Top left: Drake in an orange puffer jacket, hand to ear (listening). Top right: Text reads 'Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion'. Bottom left: Drake with eyes closed, gesturing positively (approving). Bottom right: A purple building labeled 'Politics-Division-inator', referencing the 'inator' trope from Phineas and Ferb. The meme contrasts the genuine DEI meaning with a fictional divisive machine, using humor to comment on political division.

What does DEI stand for? (Drake Meme)

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A meme in the 'Who Would Win?' format featuring two contrasting options. The top text reads 'WHO WOULD WIN?' in bold black letters. The left section has the text 'Film bankrolled and advertised by the literal president of the United States' above a movie poster titled 'MELANIA' with a release date 'JANUARY 30', showing a woman in a black outfit sitting on a chair. The right section has the text 'Markiplier' above a photograph of Markiplier, a popular YouTuber, with a neutral expression.

Who Would Win? Melania Film vs Markiplier

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A meme featuring a person in a military-style leather jacket with epaulets, sitting at a table in a rustic room with a fireplace in the background. The individual wears a blue cap with 'ICE' written in yellow letters. Above the image, there is a caption: 'You’re sheltering thicc latinas under the floorboards aren’t you?' The character has a serious, questioning expression, creating a satirical or humorous tone.

ICE Agent Asks About Sheltering Thicc Latinas Under Floorboards Meme

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The meme features a close-up photograph of a person's face with visibly oily skin (shiny areas on the cheek and nose). Overlaid on the image are black silhouettes: a soldier holding a US flag at the bottom left, a jet at the bottom left, and a person rappelling from a helicopter at the top right. Above the face, text reads: "Me: I have an oily skin. US: *We*". The humor stems from a pun on the word "oil": the US is stereotypically portrayed as reacting aggressively with military elements to the mention of "oil", here misinterpreting the common skincare issue of "oily skin" as referring to petroleum oil, leading to an exaggerated, over-the-top response.

The US After Hearing 'Oil' Meme

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A meme featuring a man in medieval-style armor standing against a plain, earthy background. The top text reads 'America if we don't prevent another nuclear arms race' and the bottom text states 'All that remains of America is the overwhelming evidence of its failure'. The character appears to be a real person, likely from a film or TV show, with a serious expression, used here to convey a political warning about the consequences of failing to address nuclear arms proliferation.

America's Failure Without Preventing Nuclear Arms Race

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A meme featuring a photograph of Bill Clinton sitting at a desk in an office setting. He is wearing a dark suit and tie, with a neutral expression. Above him is a caption that reads: 'Do you remember? Back then... when the US president just boinked the intern? Back then, the world was still in order.' The image humorously contrasts past political scandals with a perceived 'orderly' world compared to later times.

Back then...

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A meme featuring a Threads post by user 'oni.xxkayxx' that criticizes the replacement of Gregory Bovino with Tom Homan, using the metaphor: 'Replacing Gregory Bovino with Tom Homan is like shitting your pants and changing your shirt.' The image is split into two parts: on the left, a Border Patrol Federal Agent identified as 'G. BOVINO' in uniform with a helmet and tactical gear, standing among other agents; on the right, a man in a suit (presumably Tom Homan) standing outdoors. The post uses sarcasm to imply the replacement is ineffective or superficial.

Gregory Bovino vs Tom Homan Replacement Comparison Meme

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A meme featuring a screenshot from SpongeBob SquarePants, depicting a green jellyfish-like character with glasses yelling 'ALL RIGHT, I GET IT!' while surrounded by a crowd of similar colorful, round characters with large eyes. The top text reads 'How it feels when you keep seeing politics when trying to avoid it these days,' humorously conveying the frustration of being overwhelmed by political content despite efforts to avoid it. The watermark 'made with mematic' is visible at the bottom left.

How it feels when you keep seeing politics when trying to avoid it these days

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A meme that humorously critiques the hypocrisy of political subreddits on Reddit. The top text states, 'The most political subreddits in existence telling people not to post memes about politics:'. Below, the animated character Garfield is depicted with a sarcastic expression (half-lidded eyes, slight smirk) standing next to a sign featuring an image of himself crossed out with a red circle and line. At the bottom, Garfield says, 'Huh. I wonder who that's for.' The meme uses Garfield's iconic lazy and sarcastic demeanor to highlight the irony of political communities restricting political content.

Political Subreddits Telling People Not to Post Political Memes

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