Ok, so i have been seeing this meme about JD Vance here and there for like a month or so.

But just yesterday, I was recommended this video about it how it got this dude in trouble with airport security:

https://youtu.be/8eEz_oVNhak?si=whQijV3JYmwF1XUg

As you probably saw, the whole video's comment section was filled with users using the meme as their profile pictures. Like 90+ percent.

And also, the vibe of the video itself is weird, almost like a skit or something. Know it is about a meme, so not really supposed to be serious, but still.

It feels like a SCP in action a bit, or kinda like a lesser version of the comic where a meme goes super viral and turns everyone into zombies:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memetic_(comic)

IDK, what do you guys think?

>>40644982 (OP)
He got in trouble for being a known druggie. Nothing to do with the meme.

it's literally just the internet being the internet. no conspiracy here.

>>40644982 (OP)
This meme is pretty old by now as far as meme lifespans go
It's not paranormal other than the memetic nature of the schizoid creative idea generation and its use in politics

>>40644982 (OP)
The only point of the news story is to show the meme to boomers that still only get their news from TV and newspapers.

>>40645001
>>40645074
Also this.

>>40644982 (OP)
I changed my picture and commented, too.

Memetic warfare is paranormal and the fact these inbreds still think they can push Vance without using him to expose (((deadweight))) tells you how bad they're losing that war.

>>40645074

IG, just never seen so many people using the same pfp of a certain thing outside of one digital horror video.

>>40644982 (OP)
Can you define "zombies" in this context?
Is it making people into mindless cannibals or is it making people regress to their more basic desires

O shi...Norwegian man, like a certain RJ. Picrel slightly reminded me of what Roy would wear. Thoughts on the Roy Jay connection?