When r/memes mods act like royal judges deciding meme fates
Epic meme moment: when r/memes mods are like 18th-century judges, deciding which political topics are too spicy! This legendary format highlights moderation roulette in meme culture.
This PoliticalMemes, FunnyMemes, ReactionMemes meme features Three men in 18th-century attire, central figure standing confidently, with text 'r/memes moderators selectively choosing which memes are polarizing political topics and which aren’t'.. Created and shared on Jart.lol, this image meme represents the best of internet culture and humor.
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When r/memes mods act like royal judges deciding meme fates
