If you're craving extra fresh and extra dank memes, you've come to the right place. This batch of memes has it all: subtly offensive memes, dark memes, and even some weirdly specific and relatable memes. And remember, if you crave more of these, you can always scope out the r/dankmemes subreddit. You never know what you'll find there, but it definitely won't be boring.
climate change
Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg is just sixteen years old, but she's currently experiencing several lifetimes of bullying from arguably insane people all over the internet. It's absolutely incredible to us that adults would stoop so low to discredit a passionate and well-informed kid for wanting to make the world a better place. Unfortunately, as has been well-documented on r/insanepeoplefacebook, this has become an increasingly popular move for ignorant boomers and right-wingers that don't believe the world is in any danger. Warning: some of these posts are incredibly offensive. Just try not to read them before a meal. You may lose your appetite.
We post a whole lot of meme lists, but most of them kind of veer to the relatable and normie zones of memes. That's why every now and then we like to peruse the r/dankmemes subreddit for content that may be a little hotter than what we usually post. Because you're worth it.
Former Toronto Sun Editor Lorrie Goldstein claimed in a tweet that no "SJW" would be able to explain the actual science behind climate change. He was in for a significant amount of embarrassment when Writer and Content Strategist Karen Geier replied to the tweet with a whole arsenal of facts and evidence.
By the way, what believing in climate change has to do with being an SJW, we'll never know...
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!
The Amazon Rain Forest, one of Earth's most important filters, is currently burning down at an alarming rate and hardly any news outlets are reporting on it. Many Brazilians are blaming President Jair Bolsinaro for "encouraging loggers and farmers to clear the land" since taking office in January, according to the BBC.
People on Twitter have been bringing light to the devastating situation under the hashtags 'Amazon Rain Forest' and 'Pray for Amazonia.'
So what can we do about all of this? Other than spreading awareness, we're honestly not sure. Here are some of the depressing reactions people have had to the situation.
Via meowmeowmix
Add in that climate change will have destroyed the entire planet by then and everyone will be dead anyway.
If you're a social media user of any kind, by now you are well acquainted with the #10YearChallenge. The meme involves users posting contrasting photos from 2009 and 2019 to highlight how much they have changed. The meme has gone on to be used ironically, and now it's being used to create climate change awareness.
Instead of posting impressive glow-ups or dank memes, some users, politicians, and organizations have taken to Twitter and Facebook to highlight the rapid destruction of our environment. Emaciated polar bears and melted glaciers make our versions of the challenge seem more shallow and narcissistic than they already did. We encourage everyone to get involved in this movement and help protect the world for ourselves and future generations.
