Normies can be reached and memes help. I’ve already gotten some “maybe we were too auick to judge China” reactions when I point out they execute child molesters.

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      Why the fuck would you remove an actual helpful comment refuting the dumbass lib? The comment you are saying you would remove is more helpful than a thousand shitty memes. You clearly need to touch grass.

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      Strugglesessions aren’t just when you respond to someone you disagree with.

      Breaking with the intentions OOP has for a thread is not against any of the rules of the site.

      If my comment has broken a site or comm rule, then it should be removed.

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          It isn’t a struggle session when a dipshit liberal comes in trying to derail the thread and people post a ton of correct information refuting their glib statement. Fuckin A it’s literally in the spirit of THIS POST because the point is agitprop. Chill and let people rip them to shreds. Memes are not going to change the world get over yourself.

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          Yeah, that’s how it goes sometimes. It would probably have been a good idea to choose a different meme if you didn’t want a bunch of pedants to be pedantic. It’s a public forum and discussions can go in all sorts of directions one didn’t expect from the outset. You did get a bunch of people to post memes though, if I were you I’d focus on and engage with that, rather than be sour your post got “the wrong kind” of interaction.