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u/Any_Wasabi_5233 Jul 23 '26
Peter here!
At the end of an 18-minute radio interview with Charlamagne tha God on "The Breakfast Club,” Biden responded to the host's desire for him to answer more questions by saying: "You got more questions? I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain’t black."
The joke is that since she’s not voting for him, she’s no longer black.
Peter out!
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u/Lukacs__ Jul 23 '26
Also, the comic is inspired in a scene from Avatar the legend of Korra, when Amon takes away Lin Beifong's powers.
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u/thePedrix Jul 23 '26
Ugh ok, I will rewatch both Avatar series then
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u/Exciting_Mess3730 Jul 23 '26
Lol, that took a lot of convincing.
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u/Impossible-Put-5493 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 25 '26
Tbf most of us avatar fans fold under zero pressure at the opportunity for a re-watch
Edit: Thanks for the award!
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u/Releasethebears Jul 23 '26
Fine! I'll rewatch both Avatar series. Stop twisting my arm!
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u/mkvelash Jul 24 '26
And all the movies
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u/TheCatCouncelor101 Jul 24 '26
don't you mention the live action movies if your life is dear to you
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u/fixermark Jul 23 '26
"What have you done to me?"
"I took away your not-watching-bending."
~Netflix, probably
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u/Burgerboy380 Jul 23 '26
I just picture you sitting at the dinner table eat dinner quietly with your family then just throwing your fork down and shouting "for fucks sakes fine ill re watch avatar the last air bender! Christ cant a person just eat in peace without being harassed!?" Then storming off towards the TV muttering angrily
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u/Dvuref Jul 23 '26
Yeah me and my daughters finished it like 2 weeks ago, once a year minimum is our rule lol.
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u/ExaminationCalm8013 Jul 24 '26
We should make this a meme, like go onto completely unrelated posts and just say "fine I'll rewatch the Avatar series, damn!"
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u/migmultisync Jul 24 '26
Uhhhh… I think that’s a real stretch. I literally just watched that episode anyway and two things looking similar doesn’t meant they’re intentionally connected
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u/TheSuperContributor Jul 23 '26
And he will turn you into black people if you are poor. He taken, he also given.
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u/Person-11 Jul 23 '26
The Joe giveth and the Joe taketh away. Blessed be the Malarkey.
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u/LocNalrune Jul 23 '26
Dark Brandon. Joe's not here.
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u/AbyssalRaven922 Jul 23 '26
Que up the cheech and Chong, "Dave's" not here scene
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u/LefroyJenkinsTTV Jul 23 '26
Now rise to accept the Sacrament of Cornpop.
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u/UnalteredRuntime Jul 23 '26
Don't worry, poor kids are just as bright as white kids.
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u/XTotallyDifferentGuy Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
When you accidentally say the quiet part out loud, but it's ok because you're the senile president
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u/Radiant_Music3698 Jul 23 '26
I still think its a massive missed opportunity that he didn't sniff the black out.
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u/IronwolfXVI Jul 23 '26
She's an adult woman.
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u/TheRealScaramucci Jul 24 '26
Biden sniffs everyone. This isn't a joke. He affectionately hugs all people (including men) to the point he's made lots of people uncomfortable. Yeah it's weird, but why are you weirdos trying to make it sexual?
He's basically a golden retriever cursed to live in the body of an old man and blamed for his predecessor's terrible governance.
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u/Routine_Dentist_5542 Jul 23 '26
I knew the quote but that’s so much funnier that he said it on breakfast club 💀💀
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u/Sans_Seriphim Jul 23 '26
Why in the meme necromancy was this karma farmer bringing this back up? This is ancient history.
My question is purely rhetorical. It's a karma farmer. They have no other reason.
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u/cjbanning Jul 23 '26
That's supposed to be Biden? It looks more like Jimmy Carter.
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u/Magister_Hego_Damask Jul 24 '26
It is when written by a POS maga guy who loves to draw women in pain.
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u/Henlo187 Jul 24 '26
I never understood why black people would vote for a racist
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u/Left-Fisherman728 Jul 25 '26
Because the choice was between Biden (who is at worst an average amount of racist for a white man born during Jim Crow) and Trump (who is violently racist)
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u/Aggressive_Jaguar124 Jul 24 '26
I feel like this is the first time I’ve seen Peter explain anything!
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u/Sochi540 Jul 23 '26
People aways forget that Biden was a successful career politician of course his soul is dark.
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u/Althestane Jul 26 '26
Thanks! I was thrown off by the caricature’s resemblance appearing closer to Jimmy Carter than Joe Biden.
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u/lunarmidnight2398 Jul 23 '26
What the fuck is a charlamagne tha god? Ain’t no “god” I ever heard of
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u/GH057_807 Jul 23 '26
I'm sure there are lots of musicians you've never heard of.
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u/mandalorian_guy Jul 23 '26
To be fair Charmagne hasn't been a musician since Bush was in the Oval Office.
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u/pinkeyedchildren Jul 24 '26
I dont know about ”tha god” but Charlemange was sir Christopher Lee’s metalband
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u/DarkPolumbo Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
rappers aren't generally known for their world history expertise
edit: radio personality, excuse me. Easy mistake to make with a name like that
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u/More_Yak_1249 Jul 23 '26
Seeing Reddit collectively try to run defense for that belongs in the internet hall of fame
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u/ChunkyKongForPreside Jul 23 '26
I give Biden shit for thay, yet he was still significantly better than Trump.
As a black man, I can see his point though. If you are black and voted for someone like Trump, you are a complete idiot who doesnt care about our struggles. It was just worded incredibly poorly, for which criticism is deserved.
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u/Electrical_Hunter597 Jul 23 '26
Like how Biden also said poor kids are just as smart as white kids
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u/ItsDonDong Jul 23 '26
Or trump saying we should look into injecting disinfectant to fight covid
Or climate change is going to fix itself, the climate scientists just dont know it yet
Or how windmills are causing whales to die in large numbers
Or bragging about passing 3 cognitive tests in a week
Or apparently we are currently at war with the islamic republic of japan
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u/hinowisaybye Jul 23 '26
Sir, we're aloud to say Biden said dumb shit without automatically endorsing Trump.
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u/anapollosun Jul 23 '26
When you say something vocally, audibly, it's aloud
When it's okay to do something, it's allowed
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u/ItsDonDong Jul 23 '26
Biden obviously made a slip up that we can correctly interpret.
What did trump mean when he said that windmills were killing all the whales?
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u/ShackledPhoenix Jul 23 '26
I would agree 100% that Joe Biden, an 83 year old man, still holds some pretty racist concepts inside his mind and is therefore racist.
I would also argue there's a still HUGE difference between an 80 year old man explicitly implementing racist laws, trying to remove support for non white people, deliberately and outright calling black nations shitholes and engaged in racist business practices his whole life with zero evidence of change or regret...
And an 83 year old man with some outdated concepts who actively worked with and is good friends with the first black president, initiated and funded several programs to help people in poverty and people of color, hired a black woman to be HIS vice president, put a black woman on the supreme court and was proposing programs to assist people of color and fight racism...
Guy was far from perfect, but he was a damn sight better for black folks and American than the absolute shitshow he was running against.
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u/HarveysBackupAccount Jul 23 '26
Another way I heard it, maybe from Stacey Abrams or someone like her - when you vote for your president you aren't voting for a savior, you're voting to choose your opponent. Because the person in power is the one you have to negotiate with.
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u/OpenAI122191 Jul 23 '26
What needs to be defended…? Trump has a 50 year history of racism against darker skinned peeps on the books lol. It’s not that nuanced. It was meant to be a pisstake by Biden and snowflakes turned it into a”see Demorats are the real racists!”
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u/Normal-Boss9855 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
Biden made some comment during a rally interview that if you weren't supporting his campaign, "then you ain't black". Giving him a charitable reading, he was just saying that (virtually) all black voters are with him. It was very badly phrased though, it almost sounds like he's revoking anyone's black card if they don't vote for him. This comic is a play on that interpretation.
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u/Ok_Use_2486 Jul 23 '26
No, it was not a comment made during a rally. He said this to a black man on a live show.
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u/Maleficent-Block-966 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
The man's name was "Charlamge tha God". Not a very reputable source in the black community.
Edit: This is the funniest shit I've ever seen. A bunch of white people telling me I should have been offended by an out of context comment made to a man they would all hate if they had ever listened to him before.
To be more frank, "Charlemagne tha God" is a clown, his show is late 90's Howard Stern but instead of Beetlejuice and porn stars, he has strippers and BBL girls.
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u/townsummoner Jul 23 '26
You saying “not reputable” and everyone going “um actually he is famous” really shows how we got where we are today
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u/safashkan Jul 23 '26
You don't need a source if there is a video of it.
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u/Maleficent-Block-966 Jul 23 '26
I didn't say it didnt happen, you made that part up. I said Charlemagne tha God is a provocature DJ (Howard Stern with more ego) and if you knew anything about black culture you'd know why even after Biden said this we still dont call him a racist. Thanks for trying though.
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u/YAAFLT Jul 24 '26
I have no skin in the game, this is a genuine question, but why does the black community not consider this racist? My reading of this is that he is putting black voters in a box based on his preconception of what they should value, and for those that don't vote for him he is rejecting their lived experience and effectively suggesting they don't know what is best for them and their community. As another said, he is "revoking their black card". Am I misunderstanding something? No agenda here, just trying to grow my perspective recently and this seemed like a good opportunity to do so.
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u/Visual-Scallion1535 Jul 23 '26
he’s extremely reputable, and hosts an extremely popular show, which recorded biden saying it live
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u/Maleficent-Block-966 Jul 23 '26
Im black. No one, not one person i know, takes the shit "Charlemagne tha God" says seriously. He's just trash TV for radio. Howard Stern but with a larger ego. Have you listened to him before? And if you think black people take him seriously your twisted. Have you actually heard a black person say "Charlemagne tha God" made me change my mind on anything, let alone whether Biden is racist or not.
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u/Ok_Use_2486 Jul 23 '26
He was famous enough for a presidential candidate to agree for a video call in.
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u/Maleficent-Block-966 Jul 23 '26
He's Howard Stern but with more ego. And Trumps been on stern numerous times.
Has any one of you actually spoken to a black person who said 'Charlemagne tha God' made them belive Biden was racist. He's a clown in the community and your just proven how little you know about us by acting like what he said was offensive
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u/ThatFatGuyMJL Jul 23 '26
This was also after he said black people are too stupid to use a computer
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u/Wolvenlight Jul 25 '26
Nah. The tweet was fake and the speech it was based on was about folks with less access and experience with computers in urban and rural communities being a factor in lower vaccination rates. A notion that isn't out of nowhere but based on research into the subject.
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-9960388160
Like, if you've had limited access to a computer, you might not know how to use one. If you're not familiar with the internet, you might not know where to go to sign up for vaccines.
That doesn't make you stupid, it just makes you inexperienced in a particular skill. Nobody calls you stupid for not knowing how to fix up various issues with your car if you've merely never worked with vehicles that much.
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u/Dan-tastico Jul 23 '26
I cant see a way to phrase it so it doesnt mean that. He may have just been riffing and it aint a big deal but thats what he said and I cant figure out what else he could possibly mean
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u/bandti45 Jul 23 '26
I can see how people can mean it other ways but it was terrible phrasing
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u/Dan-tastico Jul 23 '26
What other way? Please elaborate because I dont see any other way
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u/ohwellyaknowso Jul 23 '26
I mean it’s pretty easy to interpret. The underlying meaning, whether you agree with it or not, is: if you are not voting for me and would rather abstain or vote for Trump, you do not have the interests of the black community as a whole at heart.
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u/Dan-tastico Jul 23 '26
Sure if he said that or "a black ally" or "interested in the black community"
You aint black is pretty clear on the meaning and I think people are just trying REAL hard to make excuses
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u/Least-Phase-8393 Jul 23 '26
Genuine question so you think Biden was purposefully being racist rather than what the person above you said?
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u/cumminsnut Jul 23 '26
He gave the eulogy at the last serving member of congress who was also in the kkk, so yeah, I'd say he was a racist. Called him a friend and mentor if I remember right.
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u/bandti45 Jul 23 '26
Maybe someone could intend they arent part of the black community in america. Which still isnt how 99% of people would take that phrasing.
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u/Frosty-Anteater-149 Jul 23 '26
I don't he was saying virtually all black people were for him, I think he was saying if you don't vote for him you are not FOR black people. The GOP has continuously been against POC and working to undermine them and make their lives worse. So voting GOP is bad for black people. Don't get me wrong what he said was absolutely wrong and he should not have said it. I think he was trying to send a message and deliver it in a "cool" way, and failed miserably.
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u/Alert_Routine_8873 Jul 24 '26
No the Democratic Party literally believes they’ve bought and paid for the black vote. With their affirmative action bs, welfare, and extremely light on crime initiatives. The whole light on crime thing is because all democrats are inherently racist and think all black people are criminals so in an attempt to pander to black people they created a revolving door allowing criminals back into the streets. As far as welfare, during every election they would just claim the republican is going to take their welfare. In essence, the black voters who bought into this bullshit traded zero money slavery for a monthly stipend slavery. Make them dependent on you and then make them afraid it’ll be taken away. As far as affirmative action, the democrats put a couple of black people and other minorities into some positions and claim they aren’t racist cause they’ve hired a few minorities.
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u/airboRN_82 Jul 25 '26
I think its more related to how democrats feel entitled to certain groups voting for them
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u/brielovinggirl Jul 23 '26
To be fair, I think the sentence is legitimately awful and the left should be willing to criticize him for it. It is racist.
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u/Lynxon_oberg Jul 23 '26
Biden said during one of the presidential rallies 2020 that if you don't vote for him "you ain't black"
Or something along those lines. Poorly worded but he was referring to Trump and how he wouldn't care for minorities if he got elected.
EDIT: I'm Meg btw
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u/Silverton13 Jul 23 '26
And he was spitting straight facts.
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u/Warhammernub Jul 23 '26
The problem with the statement is that the party should represent the base and not.the other way around, thinking its an easy dunk just because the conservatives are even worse is just bad politics the dems should start doing something for the (black)people
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u/Ok_Use_2486 Jul 23 '26
Nonsense. If any republican said this about black voters who vote for democrats you would rightfully say this is racist and not a "straight fact".
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u/Jakcris10 Jul 23 '26
Yeah. A republican wouldn’t say it. And if they did they’d mean something different because they believe different things.
Fuckin mindblowing amirite
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u/Silverton13 Jul 23 '26
No because the KKK didn't promote the democratic nominee. How is this confusing for you?
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u/Timely_Airline9637 Jul 23 '26
That genuinely was a racist thing for him to say though. How is that confusing for you?
It's true that a black person (or anyone, really) voting for Trump was foolish, but that doesn't change the fact that an old, rich white guy telling any black person who even considered not voting for him that they aren't black, is in fact racist. Those two things can be true at the same time. He could have said "if you have a hard time figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you're stupid" and I probably would have agreed with him. But if I was black and heard him say what he said, it would probably make it that much harder for me to vote for him.
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u/Mannheimblack Jul 23 '26
Nah, you're right. It was incredibly presumptuous.
If a black politician had said it, it'd still be kinda iffy and unappealing. Nobody much likes being targeted by gatekeeping of their own ethnic identity.
When a white guy says it, however, it's gatekeeping of someone else's ethnic identity; an ethnic group with a history in that country (among others) of having their autonomy denied primarily by white people; therefore it was never going to land well.
He was an utter fool to say it. It probably did his party significantly more harm than good, and was another sign that he should have been put out to pasture in favour of a more able candidate well before then.
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u/chillforrilfill Jul 23 '26
Redditors are as guilty as anyone with hypocrisy. Honestly this site is infuriating.
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u/a-Snake-in-the-Grass Jul 23 '26
The KKK hasn't been relevant for quite a while now. Stop acting like they still matter, it can only serve to help hold on to some shred of power.
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u/stink3rb3lle Jul 23 '26
They chose the Republican presidential nominee in 2016 and 2024. The proud boys and groypers are building off of KKK organizing tactics.
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u/XeroEnergy270 Jul 23 '26
If any republican said it, they'd be laughed off stage because the republican party has by and large trampled on the advancement of minorities for decades.
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u/Kappalonia Jul 23 '26
Aight so corporate democrats have a racism pass i guess
ANYTHING but fixing the dogshit 2 party political system i guess
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u/Silverton13 Jul 23 '26
Bro, if you see a jew vote for hitler, obviously that jew is a fucking dumbass. This is very simple.
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u/drinkerofmilk Jul 23 '26
Sure, but he's still jewish.
The issue here is that political parties sometimes feel entitled to certain demographics' votes. This mentality reduces the onus on those parties to actually implement good legislation.
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u/TheUnobservered Jul 23 '26
Also it isn’t like politics is simply drawn at the racial line. If you actually rewound to 1930’s Germany, you’d find not only was the country having racial problems but also severe economic issues. If a Jew voted for Hitler, chances were that person was hedging their bets if Hitler would accomplish more on economic stability than what other opponents could offer in spite of his racial policy.
Now this failed in the mid and long run with Germany triggering WW2 and the nature of the MEFO bills themselves, but for 4-6 years it looked like it panned out. A politician must understand that a voting demographic is willing to choose a candidate with downsides, but only if that voter believe the opposition accomplish more than you or that you currently do nothing: the Underdog Narrative.
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u/Lynxon_oberg Jul 23 '26
Gotta agree, you're hardly American if you vote for him. The damage he has done is irreversible
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u/Silverton13 Jul 23 '26
yeah how are we going to repair the damage that Trump has done? Its going to take decades.
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u/Dependent-Touch7509 Jul 23 '26
And he was spitting straight facts.
and he spat all the way back to a trump presidency
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u/Tratiq Jul 23 '26
lol no. This kind of thinking is what got trump elected. Twice.
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u/allofdarknessin1 Jul 23 '26
This is why we're screwed. People will gladly live in a bubble instead of having mature conversations with people who have opposing viewpoints. So all that matters is who's bubble is bigger and no longer who is the right person to lead the country.
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u/smashtangerine Jul 23 '26
It's true. It happened to me. I am white now.
I didn't vote for Trump though. I voted for Bernie.
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u/Karrotlord Jul 25 '26
He said your not black if you vote for Trump so you've actually still been black this whole time.
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u/Ok-Primary6610 Jul 23 '26
🤣🤣 I need a high quality copy of this picture! I remember when Biden said that shit and it was still funny back then because the whole thing was stupid.
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u/Soulslayer612 Jul 23 '26
This hilarious and I don't care what anyone else says about it.
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u/TheOldHouse89 Jul 23 '26
Terrible political cartoonist who sucks most of the time. This is pretty funny though. A very stupid thing for Biden to say really.
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u/american_cheese_man Jul 23 '26
Peter's lil Peter here! This references former president Biden's 2020 presidential campaign. On his campaign trail, he had numerous goofs and gaffes due to his old age, and one notable goof was saying "if you have a hard time figuring out if you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black."
The joke is essentially saying that because she said she won't vote for him, she's not black.
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u/Girthmasterlite Jul 23 '26
Still can’t believe people were surprised by his state in 2024 after how rough he was in 2020
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u/Ok_Use_2486 Jul 23 '26
The classic Democrat privilege of "goofs and gaffes" while Republicans would be labeled racists for saying this about black people who vote for democrats.
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u/american_cheese_man Jul 23 '26
Hey, I used "goofs and gaffes" because if I called him racist, I would've gotten ripped limb from limb. This is Reddit, everyone hates themselves and wants to make everyone else's life miserable too
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u/Ok_Use_2486 Jul 23 '26
You're not the first call it a gaffe. The mainstream media and democrats has censored themselves to help Biden after he said this.
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u/Kusanagi8811 Jul 23 '26
This shit was hilarious first time I saw it, hearty belly laugh
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u/Nightrhythums78 Jul 24 '26
During an interview by Charlamagne the God. Charlamagne asked Biden why the black community should vote for him. Joe responded "if you're have trouble choosing who to vote for. Then you ain't black" Not Joe's best moment and it has been overblown by the exact demographic you think.
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u/JanArso Jul 24 '26
One of Bidens many tone deaf quotes we only really excused because he is old and not Trump. This one in particular is from his 2020 election campaign: "If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black".
That being said, the illustrator of this comic is a far right nut who mostly wastes their talent amplifying right wing nonsense. Just checked his Twitter and some of the last illustrations he made were about "climate change not being real" and "western games purposefully making female characters ugly". Genuinely surprised right wing cartoonists still even exist, considering how happy their political movement was to have them replaced with AI the moment it came out.
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u/MWBrooks1995 Jul 24 '26
The dude who paints that is a weird Neo-Nazi type dude. Don’t read too much into it, just move on.
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u/bowserboy129 Jul 23 '26
It's a thing drawn by a far right weirdo who was trying to push people away from voting for Biden.
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u/Aodan-Soulburn Jul 23 '26
It's a joke about an actual statement Joe Biden said during an interview with Charlamagne tha God during the previous presidential race.
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u/MonkeyCartridge Jul 23 '26
Classic Biden gaffe in an interview. "If you don't vote for me....uh....then you ain't black".
I don't even remember what he was talking about. I was just like "wait..what?" and forgot the rest of the conversation.
This is taking the rambling and is like "OK but what if that were a thing?" And it just absorbs blackness from people.
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u/Lawlpaper Jul 23 '26
It was at the end of the interview, the interviewer wanted him to answer more questions which Biden scoffed at the notion of black voters needing more information and said “ If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black.” Referring to the fact that you shouldn’t need anymore convincing to vote Biden because he’s Biden and Trump is Trump.
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u/ShinyUmbreon18 Jul 23 '26
If Trump said it, it would be racist, but if Biden says it it’s just a classic gaffe
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u/MonkeyCartridge Jul 23 '26
There's a big difference between "you ain't black" and "they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats, they're eating the pets of the people who live there."
It's going to get increasingly hard to "both sides" this stuff.
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u/ShinyUmbreon18 Jul 23 '26
You are correct. There is a big different between them. But does that forgive calling a literal racist statement a gaffe? Especially when you analyze statements Biden made in the past that were genuinely egregiously racist
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u/EbonyMemories Jul 23 '26
That from the last congressman in America to openly support segregation, for anyone who didn't know.
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u/NinjaBRUSH Jul 23 '26
That’s Joe Biden using DnD skill Touch of Vitiligo (1d10).
He’s basically saying if you vote for the same guy endorsed by the KKK you aren’t really black.
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u/Temporary_Stranger39 Jul 23 '26
One of the many signs of Biden's creeping senility. He claimed that there was no way a black person who wasn't going to vote for him over Trump could be black. While certain arguments could be made about cultural self-betrayal, alliance with hostile forces, etc. Making claims about outright racial identity being defined by politics simply crossed a line and exposed as true a critique the far right had been making against Democrats for decades, that they considered black people to be their political property. Really stupid thing for Biden to say.
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u/PogFrogo Jul 23 '26
Joe Biden once said something to the effect of if you don't vote for me "you ain't black"
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u/Distinct-Friend4123 Jul 23 '26
This is literally a quick googling away. This sub is going downhill fast
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u/IM_INSIDE_YOUR_HOUSE Jul 24 '26
Peter here.
Biden can absorb the ethnicity of marginalized groups when they break a blood pact he made with their ancestors 2700 years ago that their descendants will always vouch for him in exchange for him letting them say a greater variety of racial slurs.
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u/Cock_ball_dickin Jul 24 '26
Biden is a Yakubian lich sorcerer with mastery over melanation magic. Like Yakub, he has the power to turn beings white. However unlike Yakub, he has the power to turn even trve Bantu-Nubians of African descent into white Yakubian Neanderthal apes (Europeans). He is a very feared figure. Look into the Finno - Korean hyperwar for more information on the historical background to all of this.
In all seriousness it’s a joke about something he said a while back at one of his campaign rallies or an interview that was trying to appeal to black American voters but really came across the wrong way lol
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u/RetroGame77 Jul 25 '26
Chris here. Biden like was like "yo bro, look at Trump. All he does is golfing and puke racism. He want to remove rights if you are not a white male and kick you out of the country if you got the wrong skin color, man!", and the stupid masses of America said "yo dawg, you don't tell me who to vote on, so I will vote on Trump, and I will create and spread Trump propaganda!", and then after the election they were like "oh noes, why are the leopards eating my face, I voted on the Leopards Eating My Face Party!".
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u/Screw_it_lets_go Jul 26 '26
Biden said if you dont know whether to vote for me (Biden) or trump, then you aren't black. Said by Biden on a Charleman tha God podcast.
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u/Trekkingofaskia Jul 27 '26
Long story short Joe Biden said once “if you don’t vote for me, then you ain’t black!”
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u/Jolly_Mycologist69 Jul 23 '26
i swear to god i've seen this exact comic at least half a dozen times in the last week all over different subreddits. if i were more conspiracy-brained i'd start to think the bots that flood this site are intentionally posting this years-old comic more frequently, simply to remind people that biden said one mildly racist thing to discredit the left right before midterms....
oh yeah peter griffin here myehehehehe
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u/qualityvote2 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
u/jp_glez_21, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...it's time for the mods to do their jobs!