Comic Strips

But they were all of them deceived, for another meme was made...

Then everything dies down ... the corps eventually figure out the no one likes the meme anymore so they toss the meme out too.....

... Time passes ....

.... then someone new finds this old meme again and it reappears as a new meme once again.

Then the cycle starts again.

Old fags remember rule: don't share memes with normies, it will kill a meme.

Sorry beforehand for the intrusive politics, but it's kind of unavoidable for me in this case.

This is almost a textbook example of the Marxist concept of alienation. Once a brand takes over a meme, people are alienated from

• the meme itself - because nobody wants to sound like an ad board
• from the creative process behind the meme - because creating a new meme gets that sour taste in the mouth, as you feel that corporations might hijack it
• from human nature and themselves - because memes are a form of self-expression
• from each other - because memes are intrinsically social and it's yet another social link being removed by the corporation hijacking the meme

This is what I hate about the homunculi of twitter company personalities. “Hahaa, did you see the way Walmart clapped back at IBM?“ Humanizing vast, faceless companies puppeted by sociopathic business majors triggers every rage response that my body can muster. Please, shut the fuck up