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It's been a year. It's been a nightmare of a year, and we've got a whole two months left of it. Between the pandemic, natural disasters, and the election, it's hard to imagine that things could get worse. But we've been unpleasantly surprised by less. We're just hoping that by the time this year is over, these brutally relatable 2020 memes will be a testament to the horrors we've overcome. Fingers crossed.

Freddie Mercury was correct in Bohemian Rhapsody when he said that "nothing really matters," because let's face it, life is meaningless and corporations have completely taken over our lives. So if for some strange reason you're in the mood to be reminded of the dystopian hell we live in, scroll down!

Every damn day something about the world comes to light that reminds us what a terribly dystopian situation we're in. Tweets are constantly being posted that deal with everything from healthcare woes to the pitfalls of late-stage capitalism. It's difficult to keep our chins up when everything seems so damn bleak, but it's better to be informed than to live in a state of not-so-blissful ignorance. On the off chance that you want more of these upsetting tweets, you can find them over at r/BoringDystopia.  

In case you were in the mood for a little dark and depressing humor, you've come to the right place! In light of the Global Climate Strike happening today, we're bringing you some climate change-related memes that probably won't give you any hope for our dying planet! On that note, please enjoy the memes!

Here at Memebase we like our comics with a little bit of darkness and irreverance. Jake Likes Onions more than satisfies this area of our tastes. The bleak humor and spice are the perfect antidote to a sluggish and boring day. We've put together some highlights but you can find way more over at the official website.

Nihilist Arby's might be our new favorite Twitter account for some good cynical (and very depressing) fun.

Futurism is a comic that takes sad parts of our technological/societal realities and kinda blows them up to show us some seriously sad future possibilities. For more dystopian drawings, give 'em a follow here.