He's trying to guess what she's thinking about. She says it's not necessary. He flips down "food". This reveals nothing about her attitude towards food, only about his.
The array of flippable pictures is specific to each player and tracks their knowledge of what has been ruled out.
It tripped me up at first, too, but @[email protected] is correct. Here's the breakdown:
Stalin: Is it necessary?
Girl: No.
Stalin must now remove things from the board that are necessary in his opinion.
Stalin: *removes food* (which implies it's necessary)
If the girl said "Yes", then Stalin would have to remove the things from the board that aren't necessary in his opinion, for instance, food.
You can't differentiate between man-made famine that killed millions directly instigated by megalomaniacal dictator and political position? Truly, they are essentially the same thing.
Blah. I hate this meme.
My bad I repost from reddit and this posted automatically. Absolute only one country always blocking food as the human right vote is US
My mom In law was growing up in a broken home (Connecticut) frequently without food.
Better then declaring it a human right and then send an army multiple times to your house to search everywhere and make sure you don't have any food left anywhere at all.
That’s the game “Guess Who?”
Guess Who Dictator Edition, aka Guess Who You Can Not See.
Shouldn't she be saying yes, and then it shows him flip it down? Maybe I'm confused, I haven't played that game in several decades
He's trying to guess what she's thinking about. She says it's not necessary. He flips down "food". This reveals nothing about her attitude towards food, only about his.
The array of flippable pictures is specific to each player and tracks their knowledge of what has been ruled out.
It tripped me up at first, too, but @[email protected] is correct. Here's the breakdown:
Stalin: Is it necessary?
Girl: No.
Stalin must now remove things from the board that are necessary in his opinion.
Stalin: *removes food* (which implies it's necessary)
If the girl said "Yes", then Stalin would have to remove the things from the board that aren't necessary in his opinion, for instance, food.
Right. I did get it backwards. Guess I also didn't play the game for a long time...
where's the image of them flipping the bald guy, let's just change his name from Baldero or whatever to Nikolai Yezhov
If the joke is meant to be that Stalin does not think food is necessary, then he would not flip down food when the girl says no
Right so Stalin thinks food is necessary according to the meme
right so in this meme stalin then believes that food is necessary
as opposed to reality
You're right. Unless the girl is also a dictator and shares Stalin's opinions.
Didn't the USA literally declare food to not be a human right?
Do you see any mentions of usa in the meme?
Do you really see no connection between a country declaring food to not be necessary and a dictator asking if food is necessary?
Seriously?
Yeah, one of them went and killed a few millions their own
slavescitizens by hunger so they could get some more gold from evil west.Do you want me to explain how capitalism and poverty have ravaged the usa and how many people this has killed?
You can explain how relevant it is in the meme post about su dictator.
Jfc your education system has failed you. You really can't seen the parallels? Even after I pointed them out?
You can't differentiate between man-made famine that killed millions directly instigated by megalomaniacal dictator and political position? Truly, they are essentially the same thing.
Blah. I hate this meme.
My bad I repost from reddit and this posted automatically. Absolute only one country always blocking food as the human right vote is US
My mom In law was growing up in a broken home (Connecticut) frequently without food.
Better then declaring it a human right and then send an army multiple times to your house to search everywhere and make sure you don't have any food left anywhere at all.
It's not a competition. Both things suck and things can be equally bad in different ways.
Except they are not equally bad. You are comparing lack of social programmes to genocide. No, they are not the same.
You are free to hold this opiniom, just as I am to hold mine.