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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
It IS actually true. The left can't meme sub was made a couple months before the right can't meme. Says a lot about the internet 'representatives of the people'.
gpt
Not just the subs themselves. The whole concept of "the left can't meme" was a right wing thing from the days of wall-of-text agenda posts that made no attempt at humor, then people on the left starting saying akshually, it's the right that can't meme.

Much like how 'snowflake' was a right wing insult toward SJWs, starting as someone who thinks they are unique and special, but took on a meaning of fragility in the trigger-warning days. The left then coopted this one as well, with the notion that conservatives are the *real* snowflakes.

Making the full original comment in the OP's picture that much funnier.