Thank God I'm Not Racist
>hate black people for some reasons >like hating rap music and black neighborhood >start thinking I'm a racist >invite a black coworker to a pub afterwork and have good time >actually he is very chill and a likable person >turns out I just hate poor people Thank god I'm not a racist
A sad-looking Pepe the Frog appears beneath a confession about initially mistaking dislike of rap music and a Black neighborhood for racism, then realizing the real prejudice is against poor people. The punchline is darkly self-incriminating: the narrator is relieved not to be racist while admitting to classism. It is used as an ironic reaction to hypocritical self-justification or uncomfortable realizations.
- @afrosidemoon / 57220 2023-06-13
- Template
- Pepe the Frog
- Type
- image
- Size
- 467×800 · 71.5 KiB
- Mood
- darkly ironic
- Language
- en
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