Who Are We? Doctors Meme

Call and response sequence: 1. Question: Who are we? Answer: DOCTORS; 2. Question: [illegible scribble, intended as 'what do we want']; Answer: [illegible scribble]; 3. Question: [completely unreadable scribble]; Answer: [completely unreadable scribble]

This is a 6-panel 2-column grid meme following the popular 'Who Are We' protest call-and-response meme format. The top-left panel has the clear question 'Who are we?', featuring a simple hand-drawn screaming protester. The top-right panel answers 'DOCTORS' with three matching screaming protesters. The middle-left question panel (intended to be 'what do we want') is already messy and largely illegible, and the middle-right answer panel is completely unreadable scribble. The bottom row panels have even more unreadable scribble for both the final question and answer. The joke relies on the widespread stereotype that doctors have extremely messy, unreadable handwriting, while also joking that overworked, under-appreciated medical staff are too burnt out to even properly articulate their demands.

This is an edited translated version of an original Russian meme, as noted by the uploader when it was shared. The meme was posted to Reddit, and is a derivative adaptation of the well-known 'Who Are We' protest chant meme format, adjusted to make a joke about doctors and their handwriting.