Everyone here on the Right knows that the Left can’t meme. Just like conservatives are better at talk radio, we’re better at making hilarious, spicy memes.
Perhaps it’s because the Left is firmly in the driver’s seat of culture and the institutions, so they’re just bad at humor, which requires poking at officialdom. Perhaps it’s because their worldview is so inherently warped and cringe, what they think is riotously funny doesn’t translate to the rest of us. Their hypersensitivity and adherence to identity politics make it impossible to poke fun at anyone or anything without suffering the consequences of their own cannibalizing cancel culture.
If anything, Leftist attempts at meme-ing just come across as propaganda. Propaganda is not clever or subtle; it’s certainly not funny. It just comes across as sanctimonious and pushy, which is probably why the Left loves it so much.
(At the risk of being even more controversial, it probably doesn’t help that the primary consumers and creators of Leftist memes are women, and with few exceptions, women aren’t exactly known for being riotously funny. It explains why so much of female “comedy” resembles paying a visit to one’s overly detailed gynecologist.)
On the Right, we’re pilloried for making memes about a cute cartoon frog living a traditional life. Hillary Clinton even attacked Pepe as a symbol of “white supremacy” while running for President of the United States, attempting to garner votes and donations by stirring up hysteria about frog.
Not only can the Left not meme; they can’t help but ruin existing memes with their overly-earnest moralizing.
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