Request: I need memes for a media/voter influence lesson

[BmorePat87]

Hey, I am planning ahead for after winter break. Our citizen involvement unit is next and I like to finish the media/voter influences lesson with some current memes. They can be anything government/politics related that are appropriate. It doesn't matter if it is biased as I am going to try to have enough from every point of view to balance it out.

If there are any you know of that are particularly funny/good, please help me out and post it here. I'll be checking out the meme thread too.

Thanks, homies.

[Belsnickel]

Does it matter if they are lacking in accuracy?

[BmorePat87]

(12-22-2015, 11:18 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Does it matter if they are lacking in accuracy?

A good lesson on not believing everything you see on the internet

[Belsnickel]

(12-22-2015, 11:53 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: A good lesson on not believing everything you see on the internet

True enough. I'll keep an eye out for you. I've been on reddit more than here lately so if I come across some good ones I'll post 'em.

[6andcounting]

This one is less entertaining, but something that should probably be explained better to students.





I'm still looking for the very first meme I thought of when i saw your post. I can't find it, but it's something I know I put in the memes thread. I'm just not sure it maybe it was the old board where I posted it.

[Aquapod770]

(12-22-2015, 11:53 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: A good lesson on not believing everything you see on the internet

You could literally take almost anything from the Occupy Democrats Facebook page. Or really anything on Facebook for that matter. No one bothers to spend 5 seconds fact checking before posting anything anymore.

[Westwood Bengal]

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[6andcounting]

I don't know if this directly pertains to you were asking for, but anything Spongebob would be a hit.

[Westwood Bengal]

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[6andcounting]