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This meme jokes about the severity of modern extreme heat exceeding past scientific warnings about global warming. The top text first notes that 20 years prior, scientists warned a 2°C global temperature rise would be catastrophic, followed by the punchline that the user's weather app is showing a 46°C temperature for the entire week. Below the text is a famous illustration of a shell-shocked, wide-eyed traumatized WWII soldier on a war-torn battlefield with tanks, smoke, and other exhausted soldiers in the background, used as a reaction visual to convey utter shock, dread, and disbelief at how much worse the heat and global warming outcomes are than previously feared.

Can't wait for the next ice age

This meme jokes about the sev…

This meme is a satirical commentary on for-profit healthcare that recontextualizes the classic biblical scene of Jesus cleansing the Temple of Jerusalem. In the original biblical story, Jesus drives money changers out of the temple, saying they turned God's house of prayer into a den of robbers. The meme re-frames this scene: Jesus is cast as a doctor, the money changers are cast as corrupt insurance companies exchanging profit in a hospital (the 'house of healing'). The image uses an existing biblical illustration of the temple cleansing, with added text that reads 'Doctor catches insurance companies exchanging money in a hospital', drawing a direct parallel between ancient religious profiteering and modern exploitative healthcare profiteering by insurance companies.

They made the house of healing a den of robbers

This meme is a satirical comm…

A two-panel meme contrasting military uniforms from 2025 and 1225. The left panel (labeled '2025') features a yellow, round emoji with large black glasses, wide blue eyes, and a smiling expression, with a camo pattern at the bottom. Below it reads: 'We need camo to avoid getting spotted'. The right panel (labeled '1225') shows a medieval knight in elaborate, colorful armor (red, blue, orange with floral patterns) riding a similarly decorated horse. Below it reads: 'Come at me, I have drip'. The meme humorously compares modern military focus on stealth (camouflage) with medieval emphasis on flamboyant style (slang 'drip' meaning fashion sense).

Military Uniforms: 2025 vs 1225

A two-panel meme contrasting …

A meme combining a historical black-and-white illustration with added text. The top text reads, 'Listen, I don't have a problem with English people, but if you're gonna come here..' and the bottom text states, 'SPEAK WAMPANOAG!'. The central illustration depicts a Native American (likely Wampanoag) standing bare-chested with a feathered headdress, addressing a group of Pilgrims in colonial clothing near a thatched-roof house. The meme uses irony to comment on historical language expectations, reversing the common narrative of colonizers imposing their language on Indigenous peoples.

When Pilgrims Arrive: Speak Wampanoag!

A meme combining a historical…