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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI hope this meme takes off:
— Ellsworth Green (@greenellsworth.bsky.social) 2026-07-07T21:29:30.921Z
mdbl
(9,095 posts)Diamond_Dog
(41,599 posts)blm
(114,879 posts)This should be a standard talking point for midterm campaigns.
twodogsbarking
(19,998 posts)warmfeet
(3,348 posts)and we are the government. The government serves the will of the people (ideally). Pretty sure this is not the shit I want.
Augiedog
(2,708 posts)Bumbles
(628 posts)niyad
(135,747 posts)Wounded Bear
(64,927 posts)LilElf70
(1,755 posts)truthful, than that.
Yep, this should go viral.
Beartracks
(14,786 posts)progressoid
(53,609 posts)I get the sentiment. But it's a little too absolute.
applegrove
(134,076 posts)is politicians choosing their voters not voters choosing their elected representatives. You like that one, right?
progressoid
(53,609 posts)Because I was thinking that if someone were a violent right wing anti-government extremist, they would also love it if our government "knew nothing about" them.
applegrove
(134,076 posts)progressoid
(53,609 posts)The second match was from a right wing Canadian account on X.
applegrove
(134,076 posts)MoseShrute
(189 posts)Many politicians seem to have forgotten that they work for us. Taxpayers pay their salaries. Instead, many of them portray a sense of entitlement and act like they are lords of society. They are too good for common folks.
OldBaldy1701E
(11,897 posts)It seems that some get really pissed off when someone post a... *gasp*... meme.
Because... well, I am not sure why, actually. I guess they don't like images with their texts or something.
The irony is that your post has nothing but text on it. I still expect someone to complain about it.
(I happen to like this meme and will put it in the collection to have for a later discussion. Thanks, applegrove!)
applegrove
(134,076 posts)liberalla
(11,316 posts)Martin68
(28,401 posts)chouchou
(3,474 posts)Raine1967
(11,708 posts)I find that this is a little too binary.
We seem to have lost the idea of nuance as a nation in general.
applegrove
(134,076 posts)in people's brains. Nuance can take place at another time.