Not sure if this is sarcasm, but I'll answer just in case!

It's referring to 1999. The Y2K scare.

Reading that felt like my brain was trying to chew glue

The joke in the meme is John Cena laughing at JKR being in the Epstein files, though. That's not a joke, it's disinformation.

If the text said something about it being rumored, that would feel more like a joke. That would be sweet karma. But it's not cool when they post disinformation, and it's not cool when we do it either.

While it's non-defensible; a lot of people just believe what they see in memes. A family member of mine is like that.

Holy shit.

You know that dude was running a private on-site server.

Thank you for bringing this up. I agree, disinformation is harmful no matter where it comes from.

Parachute?? My godddddd.

There's gonna be the official, on site propaganda video trying to make this look cool and falling embarrassingly short.

And there's gonna be phone videos from a distance that are mostly sky with a tiny parachute guys slowly floating down.

That's it. This is so stupid...

Not in an emotional way, but in a logical way.

I don't think they were excusing China. You might be thinking of a .ml instance?

Fuck Bill!

It's not about her. It's about us and the standards we hold ourselves to.

It's not about her. You're using anger to justify a lie. Valid anger, but still.

That makes no sense.

"The guy who says 'You can't see me' thinks its funny that JKR is in the Epstein files" doesn't change anything.

The "personal attack" quip shows your hand, anyway.

Look, all I'm saying is that if someone goes and repeats disinformation to someone who knows better, it makes them look dumb, which makes the movement look dumb. It doesn't help anyone. It makes us more emotional, which makes us less effective.

Her name appearing in the files is not the same as "JK Rowling being in the files."

Don't defend this kind of thinking... When I see it, I just see an agitator.