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10 Anti-Billionaire Memes From Redditors

Two anti-billionaire memes in the following collection.
Two anti-billionaire memes in the following collection.
By Aidan Walker

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Published 2 years ago

Published 2 years ago

Billionaires have been up to a lot lately, like flying off to space, taking over Twitter and spreading conspiracy theories about each other. And during this awful pandemic, the ultra-rich got even richer while the rest of us waited desperately for those stimulus checks.

Redditors, however, are actively engaged in an anti-billionaire meme war. They post mean things about the extremely powerful people at the top of the American and international economy, and maybe that does something. At the very least, it generates a lot of hilarious memes. And, perhaps, memes offer a way to air views and spread information that isn’t often covered in other media. The anti-billionaire meme game may not be as famous or unhinged as the alt-right or radical-right meme game, but there is a lot of gold out there. And, according to these memers, the people have a right to that gold. Agree or disagree, these memes are entertaining however you look at them.

Streaming

(Source: Reddit)

Liquid Moolah

(Source: Reddit)

He claimed that he wasn't liquid at the time, but when it came around to buying Twitter he was. Of all the billionaires, though, Elon is the most plugged into memes.

Investment

(Source: Reddit)

Chilling in the pool, and using up all the available supply of housing for speculation. Of course, the economics of this are complicated

Stop Pretending This Is a Good Thing

(Source: Reddit)

Wrong Choice

(Source: Reddit)

Wondering how the Playmobil policeman looks.

He Fancy Peanut

(Source: Reddit)

When you stop and think about it, this fancy cannibal peanut is kinda scary.

Like It's Nothing

(Source: Reddit)

Normalizing

(Source: Reddit)

La Cadera

(Source: Reddit)

A Little Too Radical

(Source: Reddit)

Sometimes, the late-stage capitalism memers go too far even for those who agree with them.

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