The image was taken from this The Guardian article where there is no content warning.
I posted it 2 or 3 weeks ago. It had more than 1000 upvotes. Now I checked the modlog and accidently found out that an admin of lemmy.world deleted the post because it was not set as nsfw. I did not get notified or asked to modify the post.
So all nipples are treated equally now? I would have prefered to free the nipples.
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A collection of some classic Lemmy memes for your enjoyment
Lol. Downvoted. ๐
Complaining about people voicing their opinions when it doesn't align with yours and accusing them of herd mentality is some pretty basic shit. "Oh no everyone dislikes what I said, they must be hopping on the bandwagon!"
It's a very juvenile defense mechanism and it shows a very strong lack of insight when you then complain about it online. Because that kind of whinging rarely gets positive sentiments. But sure, call everyone who disagrees with you a "kid". Cosplay as a boomer online by talking down to people and assuming they are younger than you. That'll show 'em.
Can we get an edit edit for those downvoting you for your edit?
This comment is a meme
I'd get that, although there are other posts like this here. Where would you post it?
There's other posts like this here because it is a meme and can be considered funny, you'll also notice that in every comment section there'll be a thread of someone saying that it isn't a meme.
"This isn't a meme" is a meme
so you think this is just a place to re-post things that are already memes?