The John Dule Organic Atlas Meme Archive

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I sent the California political compass meme to two friends of mine without knowing who made it. I found it on KnowYourMeme. I even created a spin-off based on my city!*
John Dule, you deserve my reverence.


*I don't know how to create actual memes, so I made it in the most rude and rudimentary way possible. I took nine pieces of paper, wrote a character on each one, photographed them all, and combined the photographs using PicLab.

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You can support getting money out of politics without unilaterally disarming.

Lmao that's peak technocratic establishment liberalism.

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You can support getting money out of politics without unilaterally disarming.

Lmao that's peak technocratic establishment liberalism.

Is it wrong though?

I don't know. I suppose it depends on how much the words and the actions match when the power to do something arises.

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Kander2020 is KING

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Reposting this here to save it for posterity.

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Also, John Dule is the absolute King of this as usual:

As I've said before, Christian values are cultural Marxism. The exultation of weakness, the praise of poverty, the concept of equality between all individuals, and the moral imperative to sacrifice oneself for the greater good are all common principles in both belief systems.

Yes, and that's a good thing (obviously you don't agree, but you can still be pleased to be in my sig).

Perhaps we can reach a truce with this compromise:

3,600 posts (assuming nothing gets deleted)

Having 32,400 of your posts deleted sounds about right

Actually forget that, having all of his 36,004 posts being deleted and him being banned sounds even better!

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"2) The mere suggestion that the question/article is worthy of serious discussion is a gross editorialization on the part of the thread's author."

- Detail from: John Dule, Public Service Announcement series, ca. 2020. Organic Atlas Meme Archive, Talk Elections.

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And John Dule officially opens the 2021 meme season with this:

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And John Dule officially opens the 2021 meme season with this:

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https://i.imgur.com/mR1cVYb.png

Wow, thanks for saving that. The thread has been deleted for some reason.

Probably it was deleted by BRTD himself after he returned sober and realized that thread had not been a great idea.

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https://i.imgur.com/XyCWYvo.png

I had a feeling something like this would have come out soon.

I was even tempted to post "As a self-aware Catholic I'm not going to comment on others' supposedly dumb beliefs in a John Dule thread" in your last thread about QAnon.

I'm finding it really funny how many people in the media are saying "OMG, so many Americans are in this cult! How do we deprogram them?" I've been mulling over this question much longer than they have; I'll let you all know if I ever hit a breakthrough.

You're just a cringe atheist

Also I think you made some confusion with Islam when you wrote abour random desert people 1400 years ago.

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https://i.imgur.com/XyCWYvo.png

I had a feeling something like this would have come out soon.

I was even tempted to post "As a self-aware Catholic I'm not going to comment on others' supposedly dumb beliefs in a John Dule thread" in your last thread about QAnon.

I'm finding it really funny how many people in the media are saying "OMG, so many Americans are in this cult! How do we deprogram them?" I've been mulling over this question much longer than they have; I'll let you all know if I ever hit a breakthrough.

You're just a cringe atheist

Also I think you made some confusion with Islam when you wrote abour random desert people 1400 years ago.

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

Approximately between 2800 and 1900, apparently.

Also since we are talking about Christianity and QAnon, you're gonna like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_source

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Apologies!

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

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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.

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Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a universal law of comedy that good jokes tend not to go on and on and on. Unless, of course, it's the longest joke in the world.

I read through the whole thing (seriously). I am amazed. All I can say is: wow.

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Especially, I'm completely stunned that someone created a novella with so many philosophical tropes about the meaning of life and the boundaries inherent in humanity and the trade-offs in choice and moral judgment, with a remand to a Biblical episode to boot, only to make it end abruptly with a bad pun that isn't even funny. And all of this just to make a personality profile test!

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This one MUST be saved here.
Redeems Dule's last unfunny comic definitely.

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I tried to run this through MATLAB but didn't work, so I will repost it here in the meme archive instead:

x = Haha, Craney loves welfare and social spending so much and then hates the military precisely because it's a big expensive government program that gives jobs to poor hicks, how stupid he is!

y = Haha, Dule hates welfare and social spending so much and then likes the military which is nothing else than a big overexpensive government program full of poor hicks, how stupid he is!

for i = 1 : infinity

x = x + Haha, you just don't get it Craney, let me explain that in a meme, you socialolist.

y = y + Haha, YOU just don't get it Dule, let me explain that in a meme, you lolbertarian.

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