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This is a 4-panel edited political meme that uses the classic Simpsons lawyer business card template, with former US President Donald Trump's real head photoshopped onto the animated Simpsons character body. In the first panel, it shows a business card for "Donald J Trump ESQ." that originally reads "NO NEW WARS", referencing Trump's campaign promise to avoid starting new foreign wars. The second panel shows Trump sitting at a desk preparing to edit the card. The third panel reveals the edited card with a comma added, changing the text to "NO, NEW WARS!", which completely reverses the original meaning: it now signals support for starting new wars instead of opposing them. In the final panel, Trump proudly holds up the edited card, making an ironic joke about Trump's foreign policy record contrasting his campaign promises with his actual actions in office.

Trump No New Wars Comma Edit Meme

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This is a political joke meme that claims Japanese TV's automatic pornography censorship AI mistakenly pixelates Donald Trump's neck when he appears on screen. The meme includes two side-by-side photos of former US President Donald Trump, both showing pixelation over the lower chin and neck area. The joke relies on the visual similarity between the shape of Trump's neck and double chin to the body part that Japanese pornography censorship automatically blurs out.

Japanese Censorship AI Pixelates Trump's Neck

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This is a satirical political meme that comments on the idea of a 'consensual ceasefire' in Middle Eastern conflicts. It features the heads of three political leaders, each representing their country: Donald Trump (United States), Masoud Pezeshkian (Iran), and Benjamin Netanyahu (Israel), with their respective national flags overlayed on their chests. Both the United States and Iran are shown saying 'I consent' to a ceasefire, while Israel's leader says 'I don't!'. The title of the meme is 'THE MYTH OF "CONSENSUAL CEASEFIRE"', and the bottom text asks 'ISN'T THERE SOMEBODY YOU FORGOT TO ASK?'. The meme uses wordplay borrowed from the concept of sexual consent to critique ceasefire agreements that do not have the approval of all key involved parties.

The Myth of 'Consensual Ceasefire'

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This meme features a real photograph of former United States Attorney General Pam Bondi sitting at a formal government hearing, with an overlaid social media post from user irnmdn7 criticizing Bondi. The post accuses Bondi of choosing to protect powerful men after seeing evidence that they sexually assaulted and abused children, and the meme's title 'Yes, yes she will' affirms this criticism. Several other attendees are visible in the background, with some clapping or raising their hands.

Yes, yes she will

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This is a sarcastic political meme featuring a photograph of former United States President Donald Trump, who is shown sitting and gesturing with both hands outstretched in a shrugging pose. Overlaid on the image is a post from Fortune magazine stating that the US national debt has crossed $39 trillion, which has almost doubled since Trump originally vowed to completely erase the national debt. The meme's title is sarcastic, mocking Trump's failed promise regarding US national debt.

Financial genius at work

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This political meme splits the top section into two side-by-side images: the left shows a large private luxury Boeing 747 airplane, and the right shows a close-up portrait of former United States president Donald Trump. Below the images, large white text on a solid black background reads 'SHOUT OUT TO QATAR FOR THE WORST RETURN ON A $400M BRIBE IN HISTORY'. The meme jokes about the reported $400 million purchase of Donald Trump's private airplane by Qatar, framing the deal as an unsuccessful bribe that failed to deliver meaningful political returns after Trump left office, matching the original post title 'FAFO' which stands for 'Fuck Around and Find Out'.

FAFO: Worst Return On A $400M Qatar Bribe

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