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The internet is brimming with examples of bullshitters who state opinion as fact, make unwarranted declarations about their authority on a subject, and make up ridiculous rules about who has the right to enjoy or experience specific things. These people are called gatekeepers. The annoying gatekeeper is also known for putting others down for not suffering enough to warrant feeling unhappy with a shitty situation. Like if you're venting to someone about being exhausted after a 40-hour work week and they just mock you for not having worked 70 hours like them. r/gatekeeping is a good document of people who won't get off their high horse, even after someone points out that their horse is just a withered cardboard box. 

We've got a bunch of cringey and eye-roll inducing examples of groundless gatekeeping thanks to all the avid screenshotters out there. 

This delightful assortment of memes is just what you need to quench your thirst forprocrastination. They're more fun than cleaning your room, and slightly less fun than playing video games or watching television, so you don't have to be terribly guilty about your choices.

These memes might ruffle some anti-vaxxer feathers, but boy are they deliciously dark and funny! But here's something that is proven scientifically: vaccines make adults! Now with this sobering fact that this is not a unanimous understanding, these previous exceptionally dank memes will help you keep your Monday blues at a bare minimum. It's thanks to these wonderful genetic pieces of diseases that parents with 10 kids don't need to place bets on which one will make it past their 5th birthday. But the most ironic thing is, 'anti-vaxx' memes will never die.. But keep the savagery coming and don't stop here with these fantastic dark and savage memes to appease the black place inside all of us. Or just mosey on over to these hilarious memes and get your laugh on. If you really want to push yourself, you can keep perusing the freshest dank memes around. But no matter which you choose, you'll be winning.

It's easy for the internet to mock anti-vaxxers. We hear a lot of conspiracy theories - and you very rarely hear of a one-time anti-vaxxer that has since reformed. This Reddit thread, instead of pushing the buttons of current believers, is looking for insight on what exactly changed the minds of former anti-vaxxers. It's definitely eye-opening, though we wish there were more contributors.