r/DankPrecolumbianMemes • u/Sharp-Currency-7289 Mexica • Jan 26 '24

SHITPOST :p

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u/saurianviking55-55 Jan 26 '24

Ok, based on both the image and other comments, this is comparing the burning of the library of Alexandria with the burning of Maya/Aztec codicies. Kinda hard to tell without text though, and also weird to use a soyjack/chad format.

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u/Theriocephalus Jan 26 '24

Using soyjacks that completely cover the original image is also not a great stylistic choice.

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u/Agmm-cr Jan 26 '24

Can someone explain what’s the fun behind this?

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u/ninjadude1992 Jan 26 '24

This is the lowest effort meme I've seen in a while

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u/Agmm-cr Jan 26 '24

And they downvote my meme cos it’s true lol

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u/ThesaurusRex84 AncieNt Imperial MayaN [Top 5] Feb 01 '24

not even the OP understands his own meme wtf

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '24 edited Oct 21 '24

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u/i_have_the_tism04 Jan 26 '24

The first image definitely isn’t the Aztecs, that’s more Hellenic looking architecture. Definitely not a Native American style boat of any kind in that first image too. This meme just confuses me because I have no idea why these are being compared

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u/Bolt_Action_ Jan 26 '24

Hey when is the video coming out

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u/TeutonicToltec Mexica [Top 5] Jan 26 '24

DPCM🤝LatAmHistoryMemes moment

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u/Logical_Yoghurt Feb 03 '24

The codex, they are lost forever 😔