Largely fits stereotypes from about 15 years ago. Not the most ignorant I’ve seen.
Being on the side of the HP laptop should be enough of a wakeup call.
Not a single gun. No oil. No megacorporations. The fundamental issues of the core divide aren’t even hinted at here.
The fact that political identity apparently determines whether you use a Mac or an HP laptop is the level of specific detail I didn’t know I needed today. 😂
My tankie ass on in that Thinkpad with Linux shit. The Japanese news reading public can not possibly comprehend this
I prefer a custom built PC. What does that make me on the US political spectrum?
To put it in terms suited to a graphic printed in a Japanese newspaper:
I accept this wholeheartedly.
Leftist probably
From some random dude on the Internet, I’m both on some parts of either side of this meme and not even in it in others.
FINALLY! Someone mentions the grossly unacknowledged Starbucks-Pepsi political divide!
Naww… the rednecks down here love their Coke. I call bs
Double bs. The divide is between starbucks and gas station 64oz tumblers of coffee.
Racetrack ftw!
AI?
AI
It’s always the buildings that are the dead giveaway. Wtf is going on with that apartment?
This doesn’t look like AI to me. The Buildings are probably like this due to sloppy drawing copy-pasted twice
:(
I guess it would be kinda inappropriate to pictographically depict a pedo. Probably not enough room under the church anyway.
Fried chicken got a chuckle out of me. I refuse to let the right take away my crispy chicken identity!!
The consumption of tasty dinosaur descendants transcends politics.
Yeah, they blew that one. But, I suspect it’s because they associate “fast food” with KFC, over McDonald’s. Although, I think McD’s is nearly as well known, if not as well liked there?
Man, they really did home in like a laser on the two worst pc brands in the world. I’m genuinely impressed…
The what argues with women, and men and women on the right shake. Also CNN? Is that a stand in for being informed by multiple sources of news?
They seem quite pleased, I think it’s more about casual clothes and communication vs rigid/formal clothes and communication.
Yeah you can just slide CNN over in that other column now.
And take the NYT there too
And every other media outlet
And Apple
And the Tesla
Yep move all the mainstream media out of that left column.
They forgot the fascism and guns on the red side. Maybe they are all inside the church.
As Jesus intended
* Jesus in this comment is American Jesus only. Any resemblance to other incarnations of Jesus are entirely coincidental and should not be inferred.
At first glance I thought the catcher is pointing a gun towards the other guy’s ass.
I’m confused about baseball, basketball, and computers. Also not sure about coffee vs soda.
I remember reading something about the political divides in US sports fandoms.
If I recall correctly, the NFL and MLB are both pretty balanced across the political spectrum.
The NBA has more Democratic fans, which is largely demographic correlation with having more black fans. College football is arguably the quintessential Republican sport. Again, I think that’s largely demographics, though, because college football is more popular in areas without NFL teams (more rural areas).
I think demographic spillover to some extent. Basketball is seen as more of an African american sport (vs hard racism). Rural areas are also more likely have to have a gas station with a 44-64oz/1-2L fountain drink vs urban coffee shops. Macs are viewed as more artistic and high end
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Well Starbucks has been hardcore screwing over their workers so they are on the shit list.
I don’t know what the people are doing at the top.
I think the people at the top are supposed to represent the ideal that the side wants. Republican farters want women in dresses and men in suits (likely doing business), where the democrats want, I guess, casual friday? It’s accurate for the red dicks, at least.
Baseball is kinda a more old school and traditional sport, while basketball is more hip and new.
They seem to understand republicans far more than democracts, other than what they call the party.
