For years memers have been focused on Star Wars' Order 66, but now they're more concerned about a real-life copyright law that is endangering their meme-ing freedom. Article 13 of the proposed EU copyright overhaul threatens many forms of user-generated content. The article is trying for much harsher regulation for copyrighted content - which will directly affect any memes that use stock photos or images from movies or television shows. 

The threat is definitely being felt in Reddit's meme communities, especially the oft-offensive r/dankmemes subreddit. How do memers respond to threats on their livelihood? By making memes, of course. Here are some of our favorites - but there are sure to be many, many more in the days to come. As dedicated believers in our freedom to meme, we really hope this article doesn't become a reality.

Vincent Kunert's LOLNEIN comics have been blowin' up - probably because they're the perfect mix of astute, funny, dark and relatable. We've rounded up some of Kunert's latest and greatest, but be sure to visit the site for more darkly funny goodness.

Some people will never learn - play with the internet and you WILL get burned.

Illustrator Livio Ramondelli recently tweeted that before George Lucas sold the Star Wars franchise to Disney, he had his own ideas about what he wanted to do with the sequels. Disney ultimately ended up rejecting his ideas, but fans have developed their own thoughts about them - some good and some not so!

Jump into the meme stream and enjoy!

Some of these tweets are out of control. For more Twitter fun, head over to r/whitepeopletwitter.

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