Midweek Meme Madness: Everybody Aboard the Next Current Thing

By Andrew Anglin · May 4, 2022 · in featured stories, insight

It’s a good week in America – we’ve got a brand new current thing.

The whole standing with Ukraine thing was becoming a bit of a drag – thankfully, we can now officially drop that and start talking nonstop about abortion.

The left and right are reportedly heavily relieved by this.

The only people upset are some certain birthing persons, who are left in a state of confusion. Maybe also some Ukraine people, though we must assume they were getting a bit bored as well.

CABAZON, CA – JULY 01: A roadside attraction dinosaur towers over the desert near the San Andreas Fault on July 1, 2006 in Cabazon, California. Scientists have warned that after more than 300 years with very little slippage, the southern end of the 800-mile-long San Andreas fault north and east of Los Angeles has built up immense pressure and could produce a massive earthquake at any time. Such a quake could produce a sudden lateral movement of 23 to 32 feet which would be would be among the largest ever recorded. By comparison, the 1906 earthquake at the northern end of the fault destroyed San Francisco with a movement of no more than about 21 feet. Experts have concluded that a quake of magnitude-7.6 or greater on the lower San Andreas could kill thousands of people in the Los Angeles area with damages running into the tens of billions of dollars. The San Andreas Fault is where the Pacific and the North American tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust collide. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

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