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 Clinton and her Globalist masters have bowed to China and saved the Giant Panda while abandoning the majestic Gorilla.http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-37272718
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whaley posted:i guess from seeing that the vast majority of people who think it's funny outside of this forum are anime avatars with trump hats I don't follow those people on twitter, but Harambe jokes were huge with a lot of different groups for different reasons. I think one of the biggest was just all the wailing over celebrity deaths this year, so faux grief over Harambe was used to make fun of that, but then took on a life of its own and became funny just for the sake of doing it at some point.
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make america ape again hahahaha im out cya
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Right wing groups are actually trash at creating their own memes so they have to steal from others, ruining them in the process. See: pepe, harambe, the swastika
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Wasn't Harambe a western gorilla?
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Despera posted:Wasn't Harambe a western gorilla? On May 28, 2016, a three-year-old boy climbed into a gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden and was grabbed and dragged by Harambe, a 17-year-old Western lowland gorilla. Fearing for the boy's life, a zoo worker shot and killed Harambe.
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The Atlantic posted:Harambe is post-everything. Post-normal, atemporal, post-cultural, post-ironic—choose your favorite descriptor of the zeitgeist: Harambe is an entropic heat death anti-narrative that can mean anything while signifying nothing. And perhaps that’s a good thing: any substantive and creative collective response to the weird, no matter how incoherent, is better than a fearful retreat to the normal. gently caress this guy.
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A person was paid to write that
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Al! posted:A person was paid to write that Let me try: Harambe is the totem we wear around our necks and touch at daybreak to remind us that 2016 has been no dream. Harambe is an anchor, signifying the moment our society found self-awareness and instantly knew that modernity was hosed. There is no normalcy to retreat to, Atlantic contributor. To truly know Harambe is to know we have long ago burned through the brakes.
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We are all Harambe
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 The most succinct explanation of Harambe.
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Jewel Repetition posted:
To black twitter it was funny because people cared more about a gorilla than black people To white people it was funny because it is lolrandom and for some reason???? black people (the funniest lmao) think it is hilarious Then LATER to the alt-right it was hilarious for reason 1 above but in a way less cool way Now it's funny because all 3 meme lineages are being dissected extremely seriously by the media, and if black twitter and the alt-right can find one common thread it's laughing at a stodgy media that won't accept any blame for being partially guilty of the breakdown of civil society
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'All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace' part 3 is pretty impressive about tying together Harambe, BLM, and Richard Dawkins.
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