US government dives into entertainment memery

[Creaky]

I don't really "love" memes...  there usually hyperbolic or rude, bias driven, and frankly, cheap shots...

Enter the US Government's "Agency of the Quarter" ICE.

Now... no longer limited to executing the letter of the law... but using resources to engage in public shaming... with added humiliation for 'fun.'

I feared the entry of a prime media celebrity and social-businessman was a choice most people apparently risked... but none of them wanted the government to become a participant in activist speech.

White House alters arrest photo of ICE protester, says “the memes will continue” 

[Image: https://i.imgur.com/ikdCPII.jpeg]

It doesn't matter that the image didn't need to be altered, that her travails are a matter of record...

all that mattered was someone had a great guffaw over the image ...

You know this is going to start a war - right?

"Distractions are US."  inbound.

Fake news, hypocrisy?

[chr0naut]

Rioters don't have the right to infringe on others rights.

It;s common sense.

There was no riot, no-one was injured, no property was damaged, it was a place of public access, without fences or barriers, and with large open doors through which the public could enter or exit freely.

[Thetruth]

They shared a photo, they didn't make it.

Is it right?  Probably not.

Is it nice?  No.

Is it funny and demeaning?  Yes.

MOAR MEMES!

I thought you were a Christian?

Interesting you are ok with dishonesty.......

[WallFlowerActive]

I find memes funny, even the anti-MAGA ones.  Some of those are creative, while most are just urine-soaked bitter sheets.

Funny satire is ok as long as it targets things not associated to the left.

[putnam6]

Funny satire is ok as long as it targets things not associated to the left.

Because with today's enflamed, angry, sensitive, and sore leftists 

Sticks and stones break thier bones, but
factual-based satirical memes roast them