Political Memes

The real reason Florida Man became a thing:

The most important reason Florida residents land in the headlines has to do with the state’s Sunshine Law, which makes official records related to state governing agencies accessible to the public. Florida’s position is that the government is a public business, and its leaders have stuck to that belief with this law.

Established in 1995, the Sunshine Law ensures everyday citizens can easily access public records. This includes any document related to official government agency business, like photos, emails, maps —and of course, arrest reports and mugshots. Of course, some information is redacted or kept private, like victims’ names and residential addresses.

In Florida, access to these documents and photos is fast — arrest reports are available almost immediately after they are filed, local station WCTV reported in 2019. In other states, reporters often file a request for an arrest record and wait days for its arrival. In Florida, this process is streamlined — journalists have access to daily booking records, so they can get started building their stories almost immediately.

"Florida Man posts trivialize the hardships of marginalized individuals, perpetuating societal inequities.".....that are perpetuated by these very same people and the way they vote.

If you’re alone in a forest would you rather come across a bear or a Florida Man?

Oh come on, not everything said or done has a socioeconomic impact that's relevant in any way, shape or form and not everything needs to have one.

Not every joke one makes "trivializes" something hidden, no matter if one could find something it could "trivialize". Not every post has to be a message to better this world.

Sometimes, one needs to laugh at the weird shit that happens around all of us or we'll go depressed and crazy and bitter. Something you are moving towards already, tbf.

You want memes to address socio economical problems in the United States ?

I'd say you're the depoliticising one