Meme Thread for Memes and other assorted Lulz

[C-Mag]

Believe in yourself.

Extreme Ownership in those buttons

[TheReal_ND]

Open bobs

[Fife]

[TheReal_ND]

Oh that's terrible. Just terrible. No more antiwar.org or copblock for you. Go straight back to 4chan sir.

[Speaker to Animals]

That one was actually pretty good.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Well done.

[Penner]

It represents the thin blue line. They combined it with an American flag. You are not supposed to do that.

Cops took the idea from the thin red line in military culture. As if the cops are this thin line keeping society safe from murderers (which is laughable given recent events).

Really? I did't know that. I see those things (sometimes) flying in people's yards and on stickers place on the back of SUV/Trucks/Jeeps/cars, etc..... I never thought that it was about the police but just some military thing. Huh.

Also, I find it kind of creepy that cops would want to take things from the military when in fact the military doesn't really deal with civilians, 24/7.

[SuburbanFarmer]

It represents the thin blue line. They combined it with an American flag. You are not supposed to do that.

Cops took the idea from the thin red line in military culture. As if the cops are this thin line keeping society safe from murderers (which is laughable given recent events).

Really? I did't know that. I see those things (sometimes) flying in people's yards and on stickers place on the back of SUV/Trucks/Jeeps/cars, etc..... I never thought that it was about the police but just some military thing. Huh.

Also, I find it kind of creepy that cops would want to take things from the military when in fact the military doesn't really deal with civilians, 24/7.

Oh yes they do. Just not our civilians.

[TheReal_ND]

Depending on the beat I actually would rather be in the military in Afghanistan than be a cop. Just saying. Anyone listening to the Chicago police scanner like I suggested? Give it a whirl in the background next time you're shit posting from home.

[Speaker to Animals]

It represents the thin blue line. They combined it with an American flag. You are not supposed to do that.

Cops took the idea from the thin red line in military culture. As if the cops are this thin line keeping society safe from murderers (which is laughable given recent events).

Really? I did't know that. I see those things (sometimes) flying in people's yards and on stickers place on the back of SUV/Trucks/Jeeps/cars, etc..... I never thought that it was about the police but just some military thing. Huh.

Also, I find it kind of creepy that cops would want to take things from the military when in fact the military doesn't really deal with civilians, 24/7.

Oh yes they do. Just not our civilians.

It bugs me when cops speak as if they are not civilians. Oh, yes the fuck they are. They are civilians just like you.