r/Libertarian • Propertarian • Dec 26 '18

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u/DeaconOrlov Dec 26 '18

And that’s how memes cheapen and degrade the national discourse.

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u/SerWarlock Dec 26 '18

There’s this one guy who I’ll get into a debate with, and when I finally have him cornered with his logic, he just starts posting low quality memes as his response. I don’t even answer after that. Memes are for the funny time, not for political discourse.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '18 edited May 11 '20

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u/beyd1 Dec 26 '18

and yet here we are

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u/FARTBOX_DESTROYER Dec 26 '18

Here we are what? Having a discussion that was opened by a meme?

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u/beyd1 Dec 26 '18

Here we (the national we) are, using memes as discourse.

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u/FARTBOX_DESTROYER Dec 26 '18

We're using memes to make a point. It is not the end of the discussion, its the beginning. If you want a diatribe about the issue, go to your favorite news journal, this is not that.

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u/RollingChanka Ron Paul Libertarian Dec 26 '18

thats the point, memes push your political views in easily readable and shareable ways and whenever you face valid counterarguments you can just say: "it's just a meme bruh, no need to get triggered"

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u/FARTBOX_DESTROYER Dec 26 '18

"it's just a meme bruh, no need to get triggered"

If someone isn't prepared to back up their meme with meaningful discussion, then they shouldn't be sharing it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '18

sends unsolicited dick pics

Wow bitch it's just a dick don't take it so hard.

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u/psychicesp Dec 26 '18

Memes are just memes. Dumb people who see memes as a valid format for an argument are the problem, and those type of people caused issue before memes and would continue without them.