Okay you ball-less chimps. I see you wasting perfect opportunities to spread propaganda every time some raghead goes on a shooting or raping spree peaceful candy-gifting in Europe or America, but this is so simple no even you could fuck this up.
Like you all know, Pepe's creator killed him this saturday the 6th. Of course, this provides a million opportunities for further memes, some of which are in threads still on the board: drafting Pepe's friends into the SS, having one of them just plain replace Pepe, turns out Pepe was just dreaming, etc. They're all pretty nice and all, but I have yet to see anyone suggest the path which has, by far the most mememagic potential of all.
You see, in some cultures, frogs and toads are considered divine symbols of resurrection, because they can hibernate (in winters of cold climates) or estivate (in dry seasons of tropical climates). They effectively cease leaving for months, to resume life like nothing happened.
You can see where I'm getting here. Frogs, memes, death, resurrection, divinity…
Pepe's death is a perfect opportunity to to tie Pepe/Kek's meme with the most powerful meme there ever existed, Jesus Christ himself. What we have to do is simple: have Pepe ressurect today, the third day after his death, amidst Christian imagery and motifs. We have more than enough artists to pull this off, but sadly, I'm not one of them.
Regardless, you can guess how powerful the resulting mememagic can be. We'll be tapping into an immense source of mememagic, and in the process, we might Christianize the pagan Kek, putting him into the service of the Lord. Or not, it's up to the artists I suppose.
So you can see this is a unique opportunity to immensely amplify Pepe/Kek's power and tune it even further to our cause. Like I said, all we have to do is meme his resurrection today, the 3rd day after his death, to tie him with the Jesus meme. And it's vital that the art contains Christian imagery or other references, or else it flops.
Am I talking bullshit or is this a worthwhile pursuit? It's not like we're particularly busy at the moment.
One last note at any faggots triggered by me calling Jesus Christ a meme. Being a meme does not imply he didn't exist. Any person, living or fictional, can be a meme. Whether Jesus really existed or not is moot; the idea of Christ is what conquered the world, not Christ himself.