Virgin Putin vs Chad Lukashenko

The Virgin Putin Isn't allowed to be President for more than 2 terms, had to swap positions with his MP for a few years to stay relevant Weakly denies being a dictator, despite everyone knowing it and most of the people in Russia wouldn't care Struggles to play his opponent live TV and his opponents obviously just let him win Bald Calls himself an Orthodox Christian, but it's probably only to get allies in the Russian clergy and to seem relatable to the average Russian Uses Soviet-Era symbology sparingly and awkwardly fuses it with Imperial Russian aesthetics Lame vague-national reactionary, party has no real ideology other than uniting Russian speakers across the former USSR Has no significant nickname A fucking manlet, 5'6"/168cm THE CHAD LUKASHENKO The First and only President since 1994, has won all 5 consecutive elections "Better to be a dictator than gay" UTTERLY DESTROYS his enemies in the ice rink, the key player in every game Wears a cool hat His nickname is literally "Daddy" Self identifies as an "Orthodox Atheist" Practically all Belarusian symbolism is Soviet inspired (even the flag) and beautifully combines it with Nationalist aesthetics Doesn't need a Party 6'2"/188cm the absolute unit

Мем сравнивает Владимира Путина с Александром Лукашенко в формате «Virgin vs Chad». Путин изображён как слабый и нелепый политик с противоречивой символикой, а Лукашенко — как самоуверенный «абсолютный гигант» в крутой форме и шапке. Шутка высмеивает авторитарный имидж обоих политиков, преувеличивая брутальность Лукашенко и выставляя Путина неудачником; мем отправляют как саркастическую реакцию на сравнение политиков или культ личности. EN: The meme compares Vladimir Putin with Alexander Lukashenko in the “Virgin vs Chad” format. Putin is portrayed as a weak and ridiculous politician with contradictory symbolism, while Lukashenko is presented as a confident “absolute unit” in a cool uniform and hat. The joke mocks the authoritarian image of both politicians by exaggerating Lukashenko’s toughness and portraying Putin as a loser; people send it as a sarcastic reaction to comparisons between politicians or personality cults.

• @afrosidemoon / 8256 2019-01-24