How Memes Led to an Insurrection (not satire) - Kotaku In Action 2

How Memes Led to an Insurrection (not satire) (www.theatlantic.com)

posted 3 years ago by xleb2 3 years ago by xleb2 +21 / -0

A president who understood the power of memes was able to send thousands of people into battle against democracy itself.

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– wuhan_2020_tour 9 points 3 years ago +9 / -0

It's amazing how the publication of complete gibberish in a major magazine is not even a noteworthy occurrence.

The most powerful warriors now face indictment, prison, bankruptcy, and loss of family and identity, but their ideas, carried into the bloodstream of our society through memes, persist: Learn to code. It’s about ethics in journalism. Race is real. It’s okay to be white. Critical race theory. Let’s go, Brandon. Blue Lives Matter. A deep state operates extralegally inside the U.S. government.

Where to even begin with this?

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