5 - The Meme

In Episode 5 behind the Secret Door, Alicia and Frances share with you the points found on a recent meme shared by a loved one that detailed points about Joe Biden vs Donald Trump from the Republican point of view. Frances and Alicia will discuss what they think of some of the points, and where they believe the meme is right and wrong in its representation. So, after looking at the meme on their Facebook page, what do you think about it? What did the meme get right? What do you think about the meme’s representation of both parties? What other points on the meme do you have opinions about? What do you think of Alicia and Frances’ thoughts about the meme? Share your thoughts with Alicia and Frances and don’t forget to tune in every Tuesday to hear other political opinions, talk with them about your thoughts, and feel connected to other liberal minded people. Want to get in touch with them or give them ideas? Follow Secret Door to the Left on Facebook @secretdoorttl on Instagram @SecretDoorTTL on Twitter [email protected] Highlighted Meme Points Biden vs Trump Killing Babies vs. Letting Babies Live -The ideas of pro-choice versus pro-life, and what each side actually means. Defunding Police vs. Supporting Police -The ideas behind defunding the police and the branding that is currently associated with that statement. Gun Control vs. Gun Rights -The idea is to provide more rules and regulations instead of taking away guns. Riots and Violence vs. Law and Order -The current situations in society representing the white supremacy control in riots and violence versus law and order. Higher Taxes vs. Tax Breaks -The ideas of a trickle-down system in comparison with more of the super-rich paying their due taxes. Let Anyone Vote vs. Voter ID -Every person who votes must show at least their Driver’s license to vote, and the need for a Voter ID is not necessary in all parts of the country. Poverty vs. Prosperity -The idea that liberals want people in poverty is an absurd accusation. Defiance vs. Patriotism -Is the current patriotism Republicans use appropriate and a good representation of our country? Could it instead be considered nationalism? Episode edited/mixed by @erynbird22