It has begun, my friends.

Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that bans memes.

This is the breaking news last night,

and there is a bit of nuance to this.

Of course, the corporate press is going to say fact-check false.

The bill in question actually says that parity and

satire are exempted from a bill that aims to ban deep fake election manipulation.

However, anyone with, I don't know, an ounce of discernment, I guess, or the perspicacity, that's a better word for it would understand

Gevin Newsom said in response to a meme post for seeing now my friends is that

with Hillary Clinton calling for people to be arrested and criminally

charged for speech, so it has begun here in these United States, as we have seen overseas

in Europe, they are attempting to ban memes,

to arrest people from memes, and you know what? They've already done it.

Douglas Mackie, you know the guy, you've probably heard his story, he made a meme about texting to vote.

He posted on a social media account, I think he had 58,000 followers, not the biggest account ever,

and he was convicted. They said it was a crime

manipulating the interfering whatever.

This is the game they're playing.

You want to make a joke on the internet?

Here's the funny thing about what happened with Douglas Mackie.

He makes this image and it says, you know, text whatever. Here's the funny thing about what happened with Douglas Mackie.

He makes this image and it says, you know, text whatever to vote.

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