The John Dule Organic Atlas Meme Archive

[John Dule]

I was reminiscing about the Trump presidency and stumbled across a meme I made in 2017:

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

Posting on the forum, characterized by a scene from the pilot episode of Animaniacs 2020.



i appreciate ya, disco

[If my soul was made of stone]

Posting on the forum, characterized by a scene from the pilot episode of Animaniacs 2020.



i appreciate ya, disco

love you too bb

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

I was reminiscing about the Trump presidency and stumbled across a meme I made in 2017:

as a furry I approve of this meme

[lfromnj]

I don't know where else to put this.

note: This does not mean an intention of actual violence from me/our old confederate buddy.

[KaiserDave]

A glorious day this thread is restored!

I noticed untapped meme potential in the image of then Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga holding the portrait holding the calligraphy of the new era name. So I got to work!

Thoughts? More or nah?

[John Dule]

Thanks to the mods for restoring this thread. I didn't mean to point fingers or blow up about this. But I am still curious as to why it was deleted.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I've been meaning to add avatars to the one I've posted upthread, but this was too good not to share. Credit: not me.

why does Ike look like Milton Friedman?

[Nightcore Nationalist]

Much appreciated, mods!

[Kingpoleon]

Even if it's 1800, it's definitely not 2000.

It would be odd indeed if the New Testament preceded the crucifixion.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Apologies!

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I did it for U.S. states, so let's do it for European countries as well.

[Wikipedia delenda est]

Apologies!

Good meme, but I have a few critiques. I still stand by everything I have said about the Puritans and assert that in both England and America, their religious beliefs made them revolutionaries. Look at Samuel Adams, one of the most radical American founding fathers, who has been called "the last of the Puritans." His religious and political beliefs were in perfect concert with one another, opposing as it were tyranny and arbitrariness in all things. Indeed, opposition to "popery and slavery" was a common rallying cry of radicals in the 18th century, as the two were seen as allies in the oppression of popular rights ("slavery" as in absolutist government, not a human bondage sense).

I assume you're talking about the American Whig Party, which - as someone who is currently reading a book on the Glorious Revolution and writing a timeline on the Rye House Plot - took me a moment to realize. I have already renounced them and recognized they were "conservative", even if only in a liberal-conservative rather than Tory sense (though I still consider them a lesser evil to the Jacksonian Democrats). But in any case the US Whigs have next to nothing to do with Puritanism or Protestant liberties, certainly much less so than their similarly-named English predecessors.

I've argued that the Republicans were much more ideologically complex and cannot so easily be pinned down as one thing or another. At their founding they included liberals, radicals, and socialists as well as many conservative (not all) former Whigs. Both the Democrats and Republicans were ideologically diverse big tent parties encompassing many different ideologies, and the Democrats were not clearly the more liberal party until the time of Franklin Roosevelt. That's my view, at least.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Apologies!

Good meme, but I have a few critiques. I still stand by everything I have said about the Puritans and assert that in both England and America, their religious beliefs made them revolutionaries. Look at Samuel Adams, one of the most radical American founding fathers, who has been called "the last of the Puritans." His religious and political beliefs were in perfect concert with one another, opposing as it were tyranny and arbitrariness in all things. Indeed, opposition to "popery and slavery" was a common rallying cry of radicals in the 18th century, as the two were seen as allies in the oppression of popular rights ("slavery" as in absolutist government, not a human bondage sense).

I assume you're talking about the American Whig Party, which - as someone who is currently reading a book on the Glorious Revolution and writing a timeline on the Rye House Plot - took me a moment to realize. I have already renounced them and recognized they were "conservative", even if only in a liberal-conservative rather than Tory sense (though I still consider them a lesser evil to the Jacksonian Democrats). But in any case the US Whigs have next to nothing to do with Puritanism or Protestant liberties, certainly much less so than their similarly-named English predecessors.

I've argued that the Republicans were much more ideologically complex and cannot so easily be pinned down as one thing or another. At their founding they included liberals, radicals, and socialists as well as many conservative (not all) former Whigs. Both the Democrats and Republicans were ideologically diverse big tent parties encompassing many different ideologies, and the Democrats were not clearly the more liberal party until the time of Franklin Roosevelt. That's my view, at least.

Good objections, and I am aware that it's more nuanced, but I needed the meme to be snappy and not be a wall of text.

It's already the second time I feature you in a meme actually... I am not sure if you should feel glad for this.

[Torie]

I don't see a box for me in the meme above that I copy and paste below, which makes it either a MHM (Massive Horrible Meme) or a MFM (Massive Freedom Meme). If and when I decide, I may or may not share that with you. I have not decided that either.



The meme above comparing Christianity and QAnon however is not capable of swinging both ways: it is a M²FM. The man has a gift that I find at once dazzling and humbling.

[lfromnj]

Holy sh**t the Boomers joined the meme thread!

[Wikipedia delenda est]

Apologies!

Good meme, but I have a few critiques. I still stand by everything I have said about the Puritans and assert that in both England and America, their religious beliefs made them revolutionaries. Look at Samuel Adams, one of the most radical American founding fathers, who has been called "the last of the Puritans." His religious and political beliefs were in perfect concert with one another, opposing as it were tyranny and arbitrariness in all things. Indeed, opposition to "popery and slavery" was a common rallying cry of radicals in the 18th century, as the two were seen as allies in the oppression of popular rights ("slavery" as in absolutist government, not a human bondage sense).

I assume you're talking about the American Whig Party, which - as someone who is currently reading a book on the Glorious Revolution and writing a timeline on the Rye House Plot - took me a moment to realize. I have already renounced them and recognized they were "conservative", even if only in a liberal-conservative rather than Tory sense (though I still consider them a lesser evil to the Jacksonian Democrats). But in any case the US Whigs have next to nothing to do with Puritanism or Protestant liberties, certainly much less so than their similarly-named English predecessors.

I've argued that the Republicans were much more ideologically complex and cannot so easily be pinned down as one thing or another. At their founding they included liberals, radicals, and socialists as well as many conservative (not all) former Whigs. Both the Democrats and Republicans were ideologically diverse big tent parties encompassing many different ideologies, and the Democrats were not clearly the more liberal party until the time of Franklin Roosevelt. That's my view, at least.

Good objections, and I am aware that it's more nuanced, but I needed the meme to be snappy and not be a wall of text.

It's already the second time I feature you in a meme actually... I am not sure if you should feel glad for this.

It is an honor, truly, but I cannot recommend the post because that would be tantamount to an admission of defeat. I made a "tactical concession" in the Lincoln thread mostly because I didn't feel it was worth it to continue the debate in that thread, but rest assured, I am now preparing a new post for the good old "Historical continuity of Democrats and Republicans" thread.

[lfromnj]

> Be S019
> Wake up at 8:00 AM sharp to a knock on the door
> The police have arrived for the biweekly weapons sweep
> Open the door; ten SWAT officers march through the house to check for watermelon knives
> They confiscate a potato peeler and leave
> Time for breakfast
> Decide to make toast
> Remember that toasters have been illegal for three years, ever since a toddler got his hand stuck in one
> Put bread in electric stove
> Stove has maximum temperature of 100 degrees, as per regulations
> Look for a butter knife, but they've all been confiscated
> Spread butter on limp, warm bread using a plastic spoon
> Try not to make eye contact with the surveillance camera in the kitchen ceiling
> Time to go to work
> Don helmet and reflective vest
> Hop into government-designed mobility vehicle
> The office is only 15 miles away, but ever since the speed limit was lowered to 5 mph to prevent crashes, the commute takes three hours
> On the way to work, stop off at the courthouse to pay fines for the week
> Pay fine for not trimming weeds in front yard
> Pay fine for being outside after curfew
> Pay fine for jaywalking
> Pay fine for pumping own gas
> Eventually arrive at work at the Department of Regulatory Compliance, which employs 90% of the town
> Insert wrist barcode into scanner mounted at desk
> Receive new case file
> Subject is a man who attempted to commit suicide by jumping from a bridge but was stopped by a safety net
> This criminal must be punished for violating the anti-suicide statute
> Sentence him to death
> Spend rest of the day filling out forms, stamping forms, signing forms
> Fill out application to use fully automatic assault stapler, in order to staple the other forms
> Get in mobility vehicle for the long journey home
> On the way back, stop at a food procurement center to pick up a loaf of bread
> Mandatory strip search takes 45 minutes
> Someone is taken in for questioning after the background check flags them for painting a neighbor’s fence without an occupational license
> Finally make it in line to buy bread
> Cashier asks to see gluten permit
> He realizes the permit has been expired for two whole days
> Justice workers arrive to take me to a re-education center
> Cashier points at me and yells “HE’S GOT A FORK!”
> Lose consciousness as the justice workers rain blows upon me with their non-lethal stun batons
> Such is life in the glorious utopia of suburban New Jersey

Not really a meme but  more of a greentext without the green but I added the Green.

[John Dule]

This isn't exactly funny, but I thought I'd make it in cartoon form so that leftists could understand it:

[PSOL]

You’re right, it isn’t funny at all.

[John Dule]

You’re right, it isn’t funny at all.

The havoc wreaked by leftist policies rarely is.

[Never Made it to Graceland]

You’re right, it isn’t funny at all.

The havoc wreaked by leftist policies rarely is.

You're right, noted leftists Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg truly destroyed the rental market in New York City with their socialism, forcing the impoverished developers to build empty luxury condos on the sites of bulldozed homes and iconic NY businesses. Marx would have been proud to see the seeds he planted bear such abundant fruit.

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

This isn't exactly funny, but I thought I'd make it in cartoon form so that leftists could understand it:

If you're going to have that much text, then just make it a text post. If your comic has ten panels consisting of several paragraphs, you might as well just convey your opinion using...I don't know...a normal post? I'm not going to sit here and awkwardly scroll through your png file with speech bubbles that big just to understand your opinion on the housing crisis. Although posting something on the forum without making a stupid MS Paint comic about it would just be out of character, wouldn't it?

[John Dule]

If you're going to have that much text, then just make it a text post. If your comic has ten panels consisting of several paragraphs, you might as well just convey your opinion using...I don't know...a normal post? I'm not going to sit here and awkwardly scroll through your png file with speech bubbles that big just to understand your opinion on the housing crisis. Although posting something on the forum without making a stupid MS Paint comic about it would just be out of character, wouldn't it?

But now I can just paste it in every time some commie idiot says that the free market is to blame for the housing crisis. This will save time and irritate people like you.

[Donerail]