That crazy Warchief guy.

@warchief.digital

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I’m one of those radical woke leftists you keep hearing about.

Screenshot of the Threads up frozen when viewing a community note on a post.
Black-and-white meme illustration of a classroom. A professor in glasses and a lab coat points at a chalkboard that reads, in large capital letters: “EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO CONFUSES CORRELATION AND CAUSATION ENDS UP DYING.” The joke is that while the statement is technically true, it falsely implies that confusing correlation and causation causes death.
Two-panel meme. Top panel shows a romantic scene from an 80s-style movie with a teenage boy and girl facing each other closely; overlaid text reads, “wanting your life to be like an 80’s movie.” Bottom panel shows three teenage boys in a war or action setting crouched behind cover, one holding binoculars and another holding a rifle; overlaid text reads, “*You did not specify.” The joke contrasts idealized romantic 80s movies with darker or more intense 80s film genres.
Screen capture of a smartphone news notification from The New York Times. The headline reads, “Trump Speaks on Iran.” The preview text says, “In an interview, the president said that the U.S. intends to sustain its Iran assault for ‘four to five weeks’ if necessary.” A timestamp in the top right corner reads “5m ago.” On the right side of the notification is a small thumbnail image of Donald Trump standing at a podium.
Chart titled “Federal Government Shutdowns in the United States.” Shows shutdown durations by president, party control in Congress, and number of days. Bars extend horizontally to represent length in days. Shutdowns listed: • 1980, Carter: ~1 day. President Democrat; Senate Democrat; House Democrat. • 1981, Reagan: ~2 days. President Republican; Senate Republican; House Democrat. • 1984, Reagan: ~1 day. Same party split. • 1986, Reagan: ~1 day. Same party split. • 1990, George H. W. Bush: ~3 days. President Republican; Senate Democrat; House Democrat. • 1995, Clinton: ~5 days. President Democrat; Senate Republican; House Republican. • 1995–96, Clinton: ~21 days. Same party split. • 2013, Obama: ~16 days. President Democrat; Senate Democrat; House Republican. • 2018, Trump: ~3 days. President Republican; Senate Republican; House Republican. • 2018–19, Trump: ~35 days (longest). President Republican; Senate Republican; House Democrat. • 2025, Trump (second term): bar extends to ~31 days with question mark beyond. President Republican; Senate Republican; House Republican. Color code: Blue = Democrat, Pink = Republican. Bars visually emphasize that shutdowns occur under both parties, with the two longest occurring under Clinton (~21 days) and Trump (~35 days), and a projected ongoing shutdown in 2025.
“Black-and-white meme featuring Alfred Hitchcock in three panels. Panel 1: Hitchcock sits at a desk, saying, ‘I’ve just come into possession of a cure for fascism.’ Panel 2: Close-up of his hand pointing at three bullets on the desk, captioned, ‘They come in capsule form. For best results, they must be taken internally.’ Panel 3: Hitchcock holds up a revolver, caption reads, ‘Here is the handy applicator.’ Dark humor implying bullets as a ‘cure’ for fascists.”
A vintage 1950s comic-style public service poster featuring Superman speaking to a diverse group of children. Superman stands center-right with his hand on a young boy’s shoulder, addressing the group. A speech bubble reads: “…AND REMEMBER, BOYS AND GIRLS, YOUR SCHOOL—LIKE OUR COUNTRY—IS MADE UP OF AMERICANS OF MANY DIFFERENT RACES, RELIGIONS AND NATIONAL ORIGINS. SO…” Below, bold text continues: “…if YOU hear anybody talk against a schoolmate or anyone else because of his religion, race or national origin—don’t wait: tell him THAT KIND OF TALK IS UN-AMERICAN.” A blue banner at the bottom says: “HELP KEEP YOUR SCHOOL ALL AMERICAN!” The image promotes inclusion and anti-bigotry in schools.
Cartoon scene from “King of the Hill” showing Hank Hill talking to a worker at a computer help desk. He looks frustrated and is holding a piece of paper. White caption text above and below reads: “DO I LOOK LIKE I KNOW WHAT A WEBP IS? I JUST WANT MY PICTURES IN A GOD-DANG JPEG!” The meme humorously expresses confusion and irritation over modern image formats.
Screenshot of Elon Musk replying “Yes” to a post suggesting Trump be impeached and JD Vance replace him. The post includes Musk accusing Trump of being in the Epstein files and saying the truth will come out. Let me know if you want a version that emphasizes the date or engagement metrics as well.
Meme image referencing a scene from The Karate Kid where Mr. Miyagi is teaching Daniel to wax a car. The top caption says “TARIFF ON” and the bottom caption says “TARIFF OFF,” humorously mimicking the iconic “wax on, wax off” line to comment on fluctuating trade tariffs.
Aerial view of a McDonald’s restaurant with white smoke overhead.
"They tariffed their own economy?!"
Photo of penguin holding fish. Text reads “Help the penguins pay their tariff! Send your fish to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.”
You listened to RFK
Charlie Kirk tweeting in 2020 that he supports Trump banning TikTok
People aren’t celebrating an assassination. People are “denying a claim” for sympathy that’s out of their emotional network.
The Tesla cyber truck is just a Pontiac Aztec with PlayStation one graphics