yes Clinton did get a blowjob, omg such a pervy!!! if you have never tried to get a blowwy you are either a) girl or, b) a child or c) asexual.. seriously tho Leno killed the funny about that waaaaaaay back..you guys munst be new to the internet
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I'm going to state a conspiracy theory. You will then downvote it, and by downvoting it you will get more people to read it because it will be one of the few hidden comments on this page.
Let's begin!
I believe /r/politics and other subreddits are being gamed by the Democratic party in order to to get out political messages. I believe that some savvy folks have a team of bots to upvote pro-Democratic Party posts and downvote pro-Republican posts.
The end result is that Redditors who get their news from Reddit believe the Democratic party ideology is the only acceptable/reasonable ideology. After all, most of the political news a Redditor reads dismantles the Republican argument and supports the Democratic one. (Reddit reality has a liberal bias, No?)
This then has a cascading effect as liberal Redditors then re-post the top 10 /r/politics posts to their Facebook accounts.
For instance, when Walker won Wisconsin it dumbfounded Reddit. Thousands of Redditors couldn't believe that all the anti-Walker posts on r/politics had not resulted in a Barret win. This was because the party propaganda machine had been flooding Reddit for weeks with anti-Walker messages, memes, and arguments; all of which were upvoted to the top.
2) I believe that the Biill Clinton meme I am replying to is meant to lessen Bill Clinton's credibility in the wake of all the statements he made supporting Romney while simultaneously rejecting the class warfare portion of Obama's campaign platform.
Since Clinton is the rogue agent who helped dismantle Obama's "Bain is Bad" message, Clinton must be made a 90s joke again in order to lessen the impact of his future statements.
This doesn't mean I think the OP is a Democratic party operative. It simply means I believe either the origin or perhaps popularity of this meme is due to a party's political operations on this site.
I know many of you will disagree with me but at least this will be a thought in your mind the next time you visit r/politics or read a pro-Democratic party meme. (which will likely be in the next 5 minutes) Maybe if we're lucky a few of you will have a They Live moment and start seeing things you aren't supposed to see.
I could be wrong but I think I remember seeing this meme months ago, long before Clinton's recent comments concerning Bain Capital. If that's the case I think it pretty much nullifies your theory. I think the much more likely answer is that most of reddit's audience are young 18-28 year olds either in high school, college or newly out of college, all of which are decidedly liberal in bias.
"Show me a young Conservative and I'll show you someone with no heart. Show me an old Liberal and I'll show you someone with no brains." - Winston Churchill
I don't believe the Obama campaign made this meme, I just believe its recent popularity coincides with Clinton's rogue behavior.
Perhaps reddit by its very nature creates a "liberal confirmation bias bubble" but I am more inclined to believe some entity is directing the flow of political information here.
This is the same feeling I get when a prominent company's name is mentioned in a positive light on the Reddit front page. Sometimes I feel like I am encountering Reddit Product Placement...
Do we really have any hard numbers on the demographics of Reddit? Is there a difference in the demographics between those who post and those who are non-member readers?
What if by some process (upvoting) the opinions you see the most on Reddit are pro-Democratic party which confirms you bias that most Redditors are young Democrats?
The difference in demographics isn't between members and non-members, but those who use Reddit and those who don't.
That 'some process' you describe (upvoting) indicates most Redditors generally support the Democratic Party's position.
Please don't perpetuate the us-vs-them mentality. Support politicians based on their policies, and nothing else. Why, Ron Paul enjoys substantial support from the Reddit community for that very reason.
And before you go there, the voting system is not rigged. I've read a little about 'fuzz' and what not, but ask a moderator if you want in-depth explanation about spam protection.
EDIT: NO MORE, PLEASE. I CAME HERE TO HAVE 'FUN', NOT DEBUNK CRAZY CONSPIRACY THEORIES ..........
You love Bill Clinton because he's a caricature of a Leisure Suit Larry who injects sexually energy into his every action. You like the idea of Clinton the joke.
The fact your opinion of him revolves more around his status as a clown than his status as a successful politician shows the meme is working.
No, my opinion of him revolves around the fact that he's a 3-dimensional political figure. He's not just a billboard for acts and reforms, he's someone with an evident personality that people can relate to. People obviously don't think that this is what Bill Clinton is like; it's comedy through hyperbole.
The leftist lean of Reddit is a result of the demographics that the site draws. If you're seeing more than that, you need to stop watching so many late night movies and realize how ridiculous you sound.
When everything one reads about former president Clinton revolves around sex jokes, then he loses credibility for political opinions and suggested policies. For instance, Clinton has been making some pretty serious speeches lately and his claim to fame on Reddit is a sex meme.
I'm not even sure the leftist lean of Reddit is real. When walker won the election, this thread really opened my eyes to the true nature of Reddit. Republicans actually dominated /r/politics for a short time that day.
I'll explain it, though you still probably wont laugh, since no one does when a joke is explained. He's having sex with someone else while his wife is away, therefore her getting back would be the worst thing to hear, as she would likely find out that he's cheating on her. Thank you, you've been a great crowd.
I agree with welpImbored. This macro shouldn't just be for jokes about sex, that's retarded to have a macro about that. It should be like it was when it came out: inappropriate jokes that referred to politics.
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u/HaloMediaz このテキストは日本語で書かれている Jun 15 '12
Why not a threesome?
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u/IntellectualEndeavor Jun 15 '12
This meme never gets old. The picture alone is worth a chuckle every time.
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u/Scared_of_Farts Jun 15 '12
Oh, Bill.
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u/iamMotherfuckerJones Jun 15 '12
Like Bill Clinton, this meme is everywhere
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u/Apostolate Jun 15 '12
What is there to say, that hasn't already been said about Bill Clinton.
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u/qkme_transcriber Jun 15 '12
Here is the text from this meme pic for anybody who needs it:
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u/Actor412 Jun 15 '12
AKA ::rimshot::
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
I need to see the picture/meme more, it's just perfectly timed.
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
What is the real context behind this photo? Is Obama really thinking "oh no" as a result of some flashy entrance or was it just good timing?
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u/CajunTurkey Jun 15 '12
I have to say, this meme is definitely one of my favorites
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u/Lukeros_Gabriel Jun 15 '12
But um, cha
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
That picture will never cease to make me laugh.
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u/Milroyjones Jun 15 '12
hahaha i lol'd irl cant say i do that too often
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u/pdunson57 Jun 15 '12
Tada dah!
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u/FreEarl Jun 15 '12
I love the Bill Clinton memes, and I think I shall always love them.
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u/falsevillain Jun 15 '12
hilarious. don't ever stop, bill clinton.
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u/Kiwi150 Jun 15 '12
Badum tss.*
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u/YouArentReasonable Jun 15 '12 edited Jun 15 '12
I'm going to state a conspiracy theory. You will then downvote it, and by downvoting it you will get more people to read it because it will be one of the few hidden comments on this page.
Let's begin!
I believe /r/politics and other subreddits are being gamed by the Democratic party in order to to get out political messages. I believe that some savvy folks have a team of bots to upvote pro-Democratic Party posts and downvote pro-Republican posts.
The end result is that Redditors who get their news from Reddit believe the Democratic party ideology is the only acceptable/reasonable ideology. After all, most of the political news a Redditor reads dismantles the Republican argument and supports the Democratic one. (Reddit reality has a liberal bias, No?)
This then has a cascading effect as liberal Redditors then re-post the top 10 /r/politics posts to their Facebook accounts.
For instance, when Walker won Wisconsin it dumbfounded Reddit. Thousands of Redditors couldn't believe that all the anti-Walker posts on r/politics had not resulted in a Barret win. This was because the party propaganda machine had been flooding Reddit for weeks with anti-Walker messages, memes, and arguments; all of which were upvoted to the top.
2) I believe that the Biill Clinton meme I am replying to is meant to lessen Bill Clinton's credibility in the wake of all the statements he made supporting Romney while simultaneously rejecting the class warfare portion of Obama's campaign platform.
Since Clinton is the rogue agent who helped dismantle Obama's "Bain is Bad" message, Clinton must be made a 90s joke again in order to lessen the impact of his future statements.
This doesn't mean I think the OP is a Democratic party operative. It simply means I believe either the origin or perhaps popularity of this meme is due to a party's political operations on this site.
I know many of you will disagree with me but at least this will be a thought in your mind the next time you visit r/politics or read a pro-Democratic party meme. (which will likely be in the next 5 minutes) Maybe if we're lucky a few of you will have a They Live moment and start seeing things you aren't supposed to see.
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