Your standard classic meme influencing thoughts to this day.

A new reason to ban memes, goyim.

CNN:

It’s been a bad few weeks for memes.

In mid-September the European Parliament passed a new copyright law that some have dubbed a “meme ban.”

Then Sweden’s advertising watchdog ruled that the popular “distracted boyfriend” meme is sexist.

Now, academics have told British lawmakers that internet memes may be contributing to the UK obesity crisis and doing harm to teenagers on a significant scale.

Memes carry dangerous health-related messages and make light of unhealthy eating habits, researchers from Loughborough University wrote in a letter sent to a British parliamentary committee.

“A substantial number of individuals on Twitter share health-related Internet memes, with both positive and negative messages,” they wrote, noting that many “contain inappropriate material.”

A picture of an overweight child with the caption “Free food? Count me in!” was sent along with the letter as an example of a meme the researchers found dangerous.

The academics were also concerned by a meme that created a human-like body from pictures of pizzas and hamburgers, with frankfurters used for limbs and a smiley-faced potato for a face.

The body was captioned “me” and placed alongside images of three well-defined bodies for comparison.

“The vast majority of sharers display little, if any, emotion when sharing these memes,” the academics commented.

“Just washed this chocolate bar with soap,” read the caption to another image included in the letter, along with #cleaneating.

“Internet memes are generally viewed as entertaining but they also represent a body of cultural practice that does not account for the specific needs and rights of teenagers,” the researchers warned.

“Unhealthy lifestyles cost the NHS billions every year,” they added, suggesting that “the dangers of inaccurate/inappropriate health messages” contained in memes could be a contributing factor.

So, as a certain group of hook-nosed rats likes to say: let’s unpack this.

Firstly, yes, I assume memes can contribute to obesity, in the most general sense – fat people can get social confirmation that it is okay to be fat from memes.

One might note that the mainstream media is outright campaigning for this with various “fat acceptance” and “healthy at every size”

The media has been putting fat women on magazine covers and saying it’s healthy.

The fat cow Ashley Graham was put on the cover Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition and heavily airbrushed to hide her cellulite.

When a healthy, thin former SI model came out and said that she didn’t agree with it, because it was encouraging an unhealthy lifestyle, the same filthy Jew media that is saying memes make people fat attacked and berated her, leading to a full NPC assault.

You should be embarrassed @CherylTiegs. Women can be healthy AND beautiful at any size. Maybe you need some 🍟

— Nic Mora (@NicMoraXO) February 25, 2016

@ENews @CherylTiegs people like you are the reason why so many girls of ashamed of their bodies 👋🏽 #ByeHater

— Lexy O'Keefe (@lexyokeefe) February 25, 2016

The fact that random people on the internet might be better at justifying obesity with imagery than Sports Illustrated…

…is neither here nor there.

It’s already been officially decided and uploaded to the core NPC kernel that fatness is good and healthy, and anyone who questions that deserves to be witch-hunted into oblivion.

So why are they attacking memes for doing something that they themselves do and support?

They are just choosing a random issue to attack memes based on.

Because memes must be attacked, as memes have given THE PEOPLE back the power to influence the public mind. And this is very, very dangerous to the ruling kikes.

Look: what are the mainstream medias, both entertainment and news, if not meme machines?

They are disseminators of information packets in the form of words associated with images.

The ability to create memes and then disseminate them is the ultimate power. And the internet has democratized this ability, making it so that anyone with the will and the intelligence to create powerful memes can distribute them to as many eyes as Hollywood or CNN.

They want to shut this ability down.

The system as it exist now is entirely based on the ability of the ruling kikes to exercise complete and total control over information. And they have already seen what the loss of that monopoly on memes means in the real world.

Trump’s election victory was entirely based on the internet giving THE PEOPLE the ability to disseminate a narrative different than the one being pushed by elite globalist Jews.

In the two years since Trump’s victory, everything has been focused on trying to shut down everything that made that victory possible – and virtually all of that amounts to attacking and restricting freedom of speech on the internet.

We have seized the memes of production, and our narrative is better than their narrative based on the simple fact that it is true.

Few people understood this power.

I did.

I don’t think the Jews really did very much at all before the Trump election, which is why shutting everything down became so much more of an issue post-election.

If we are going to win this war, we are going to do it with memes. That is the fact.

We must make a stand against this attempt to take our memes away.

Black Pigeon did a video on the study we reported on yesterday, which accused the Alt-Right of using leaked NATO psychological warfare techniques to elect Donald Trump and AfD.

Interestingly enough, Daily Stormer, along with /pol/, are the two main targets of this study (pdf of full text).

We even get credit for electing AfD – even though there is no evidence (????).

We were able to infiltrate a community of activists who were seeking to influence the German elections. To date, there is not enough evidence to prove centralised funding or coordination structures behind these pro-AfD campaigns. However, our research suggests connections to the alt-right hacker and troll Andrew Auenheimer (aka. Weev) and the Daily Stormer

I’ll take it!

Anyway, I’ve not sat down and read the entire thing straight through, but I’m going to at some point in the next week, and give a more detailed analysis.

The gist of it is that memes are a form of warfare and thus need to be shut down. Under that demand is the assumption that we are, of course, evil, because we don’t want our countries overrun and destroyed by brown people from everywhere. If you didn’t have that underlying assumption, you’d have to ask why it is okay for the globalist establishment media to use blatant psychological warfare against the public, while the public is not allowed to engage in the same practice.

BP points out that the head of the organization that published this text is a Paki Moslem.

I think it is fair to call what we do “psychological warfare.” But then, anyone trying to convince anyone of anything, or promote any agenda, should be able to be accused of the same – unless they are just totally incompetent and not using any form of technique (i.e. scientific methods of marketing).

And that’s the thing: generally, the right-wing has failed to use technique. The Jew nephew of Jew Freud published “Propaganda” 90 years ago, and these techniques have been used by advertisers and left wing politicians ever since, but the right-wing tends to think that they will win simply by “being honest.” That has not worked. Instead, we have just lost ground since the 60s, never gained any ground back.

I took notice of what was clear technique being used by 4chan, and incorporated that into this platform, and had great success, making Daily Stormer the single most read pro-white publication in all of history.

This relates to recent discussions we’ve been having in the Alt-Right as to the “optics” of the burgeoning real world movement. My view is that people should figure out what will sell our ideas to the public and allow us to gain state power, while others claim we should have no strategy and instead follow whichever “values and principles” they prefer.

Well, well, well.

CNN thought they had a clever little scheme going on. They thought they could publicly blackmail an internet shitposter and in so doing, strike fear into the hearts of all shitlords.

They thought this would actually earn them a victory in their war against the internet.

Oh, boy.

Instead, they’ve just triggered MEME WAR II.

The combatants? On one side, you have CNN. On the other side, the entire internet (minus a few irredeemable deviants, I guess).

They’ve made themselves the target of an infinite stream of precision-guided, military grade autism, the power of which the world had never before seen.

/pol/’s meme artilery always hits its mark.

If they thought HanAholeSolo’s little GIF was bad, they have another thing coming.

This is a small sampling of the anti-CNN memes that have been produced in the past few hours:

What CNN has done is focus the entire energy of the internet on themselves. They are now an ant being burned up by a magnifying glass.

At this point, there might not be anything anyone can do to stop the coming onslaught.

Immediately after the fact, weev wrote an article explaining to CNN that they needed to fire everyone involved, publicly apologize and compensate HanAssholeSolo for their unhinged behavior. Maybe that could have saved them.

But instead, they’ve doubled down.

And so begins the biggest meme offensive since the Trump campaign.

God have mercy on their souls.