Surely it must have occurred to most posters on here that posting unflattering memes says more about the poster than the person in the meme. It is some kind of a measure of the individual. A sociologist might argue that an individual who spends time making or commenting on memes in social media :
a) has a lot of time on their hands b) is seeking some kind of short term gratification c) has exceedingly low intelligence d) is childlike and should perhaps grow up
The more ridiculous, idiotic and stupid the meme - the more ridiculous, idiotic and stupid is the poster.
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind the odd meme, and I have posted one or two potato heads in my time, usually with a scathing comment about Dutton's latest stuff up
One could argue that if Albo has more memes posted about him than Potato head, there are more idiots in the LNP than ALP.
