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Nazi Pepe Controversy - History repeats itself

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In WW2 an American popular culture trend resulted in people graffiti-ing "Killroy was here" across Europe, which convinced Hitler that Kilroy was a spy and Stalin even investigated trying to find out who Kilroy was urulokid im screaming can you imagine dictators freaking out trying to understand a meme mr-hx1 Hillary Clinton 21 hours ago That cartoon frog is more sinister than you might realize. History Repeats itself

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libertydude

libertydude

Sep 30, 2016 at 09:30AM EDT

Now I'm imagining a movie where an elderly Kilroy trains young Pepe how to be dank and the best ways to meme all over government officials.

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Themilo

Themilo

Sep 30, 2016 at 12:25PM EDT

Memes have always been the governments greatest enemy.

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