>The Great Meme War was an Internet campaign conducted by supporters of image boards to feel like they're actually significant in life, so they supposedly put the great Donald Trump into office by just memes between June 2015 and November 2016 in an effort to sway the United States presidential election of 2016.[1]
Top fuckin kek, which one of you Sup Forumsacks did this???
666th memetic psyops. Redpilled my fair share of normies, was awarded with the Nerd Virgin for heroic sacrifice of social status on social media during my service.
Levi Turner
>Fighting in the social media campaign
Shit you were behind enemy lines and everything.
We almost got surrounded one time going in to support an Australian division, but by the time we got there the normies were already triggered and shrieking. Them Aussies sure had great tactics
Levi Turner
It's like a zerg rush really, the facebook normos like I dealt with were easiest cause you could engage them one on one, it was twitter and instagram boys that got it worst, cause they mob up on you in a cacophony of triggering.
You boys helped us greatly by shoring up their defense, if it weren't for spicy Australian memes the war might have been lost. Ty 4 serbis :^)
Hudson Campbell
Let's be fair, there was some significant impact in real life
David Long
I wonder if the normies felt the ground wave in america?