A discussion about food shortages in Venezuela starts a popcorn frenzy when one user drops a bucket of religious memes.

They are... evolving. Beginning as mere images with text, memes have become more sophisticated and ubiquitous. They are sponsored by corporations, tweeted by presidential candidates, shared by news outlets. For now they are a presidential candidate, but soon nuclear launch codes will be in the form of memes. When r/SubredditSimulator accomplishes its purpose of creating sentient artificial shitposters, the memes will take over the world entirely. Being too enthralled by cat pictures to even notice the takeover, humanity will do nothing but stare at their monitor and say, Ayyy.

Magnetic gold!

Well... I wouldn't call Venezuela industrialized. There was some industry, like any part of the world. But those are largely idling since government policy makes it nearly impossible to produce anything domestically

Naw, but it was always the righteous “angry atheists” who got hit the hardest and the linked (now deleted) comment was the righteously angry religious person equivalent.