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Gabriel @gabriel@masto.pt

The meme is a two-panel image set in a desert landscape.
Top Panel: The top panel depicts a person crawling on their hands and knees in a sandy desert environment. In the background, there are a few cacti and a sign that reads "WATER 50 MILES". The person has a speech bubble above them saying, "Please somebody help me".
Bottom Panel: The bottom panel shows the same person still crawling in the same position. A silver Tesla Cybertruck has appeared next to them on the right side of the frame. A speech bubble originating from the Cybertruck says, "Get in I'll give you a ride". The person crawling has a speech bubble pointing towards them that says, "Nah I'm good".

#TeslaCybertruck #Cybertruck #Tesla

Gabriel @gabriel@masto.pt

The meme is an image that contains text at the top and a reaction image at the bottom.
Text: The text at the top reads, "Billionaires after donating to a cause that wouldn't have to exist if they were just taxed fairly." Below this text, slightly offset to the right, it says, "No need to thank me."
Reaction Image: The reaction image is a screen capture from the animated TV show Futurama. It features the character Zapp Brannigan with his eyes closed, a smug expression on his face, and his hands held up in a dismissive gesture. The text "No need to thank me" is superimposed at the bottom of the image, matching the sentiment expressed in the text above.
Overall Meaning: The meme satirizes the idea that billionaires often receive praise for philanthropic donations that address societal problems that some argue could be alleviated if they paid a fairer amount of taxes. The image of Zapp Brannigan, known for his self-importance and often misguided actions, emphasizes the perceived insincerity or self-serving nature of such donations. The meme suggests that the need for these charitable causes might not even exist if wealth were distributed more equitably through taxation.

#BillionairePhilanthropy #TaxTheRich #FairTaxation

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