Chris Menahan
Information Liberation
February 11, 2019
They’re coming for our memes.
Liberal activist Travis Akers on Friday called for Republican Rep. Steve King to be banned from office for sharing an NPC meme on Facebook after Trump’s State of the Union.
“Rep. Steve King shared this meme on Facebook following the State of the Union address,” Akers said. “Removing him from all committees was not enough. He must be removed from office, immediately. Racism and bigotry shall not be tolerated!”
Rep. Steve King shared this meme on Facebook following the State of the Union address.
Removing him from all committees was not enough. He must be removed from office, immediately.
Racism and bigotry shall not be tolerated! pic.twitter.com/72NBBcYl9D
— Travis Akers (@travisakers) February 8, 2019
He stated plainly he has no sense of humor:
For those asking about the authenticity of his post, it came directly from Rep. King’s verified campaign Facebook page.
In “About” he says, “posts may not be suitable for those without a sense of humor.”
I find no humor in racism, bigotry, misogyny & dehumanizing Americans. pic.twitter.com/bOTG87bPZJ
— Travis Akers (@travisakers) February 8, 2019
This is what an NPC short circuiting in real time looks like.
And here we have an NPC being offended by an NPC meme. Very ironic.
— Богдя, но это не точно (@man_inabox) February 8, 2019
In case you were wondering, they’re not joking:
The NPC meme is a sign of sociopathy.
— Jeg Riva 🇪🇺 🇮🇹 (@jegriva) February 8, 2019
Just another justification why he should not be in Congress.
— Linda Helm (@lshelm) February 8, 2019
Call the cops!
END HATE NOW#GreyLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/Al7hpbXaDm
— Josh Rehman (@RehmanJosh) February 8, 2019
Buzzfeed called for this boomer meme to be banned just one day before:
Twitter is allowing this altered photo comparing…