aggualaqisaaq, 12 days ago

@jeffowski

Ehhh... I'm not so sure that's a very good "law of history" to live by...

For example:

https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/university-student-groups-in-nazi-germany

https://www.jstor.org/stable/40267811

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Guards

jeffowski, 12 days ago

@aggualaqisaaq -- I'm just going to assume English is your second language and/or you didn't understand or completely read the meme.

aggualaqisaaq, 12 days ago

@jeffowski

And I'm going to assume you didn't bother to read the links I posted.

jeffowski, 12 days ago

@aggualaqisaaq -- Nazi student groups didn't fight against the ruling class... They WERE the ruling class.
Same for the Red Guard.
In Iran, student movements are still running things there and you simply selected ONE example of many.
Again, you didn't read the meme completely or you didn't understand it.
Again, I'm still assuming English is your second language.

SomeAnoTooter, 12 days ago

@jeffowski @aggualaqisaaq why a meme now? I thought memes are funny? Should it be satirical? I think it is only sarcasm, but not a meme.
Also:
if you look at comments and are involved in discussions about those protests and similar stories please keep the foundations of geopolitics in mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics
Russia sends their regards.

tshirtman, 12 days ago

@SomeAnoTooter
memes are not necessarily funny, they are just cultural artefartefacts people repeat and mutate. This does'nt seem to be a meme, though.
@jeffowski @aggualaqisaaq