 November 7, 2022 The picture shows a member of the Wehrmacht army during the invasion of France in May 1940. Portable radios were not yet commonly used and so carrier pigeons were employed by both sides during the war. The meme adds the red notification circle superimposed onto the pigeon cage as if it's a smartphone app. Understandably, not everyone finds it funny. Twitter and its new boss is currently embroiled in a debate over free speech on the platform. The latest idea is to try and ban any parody account that isn't clearly labelled as such. Which is going about as well as you might think. MORE : Mark Hamill and Jon Cryer among celebrities trolling Elon Musk over Twitter impersonation rule MORE : Kathy Griffin finds clever way to return to Twitter after she's suspended for impersonating Elon Musk){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Godwin’s law states that as any online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison to Nazis approaches.
And the discussion over Elon Musk, his ownership of Twitter and the direction of the social media platform has seemingly gone on forever.
Now the world’s richest man and billionaire boss of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter has come under fire for sharing a meme.
But not just any meme, it’s a meme of a Nazi soldier during WW2 with a backpack full of carrier pigeons.