Another attempt, by the Democrats, to "destroy our democracy".

It's voter rolls, not roles as in a play. Your meme isn't convincing if you don't know even that much about US elections.

Fixed and submitted.

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Opps. I don't know why I keep doing that lately. I know the difference but after the last Alabama game I posted on FB, Role Tide. Fortunately, my wife caught it and I was able to edit it. Unfortunately, I have no ability to edit memes on ImgFlip. I'll just scrap it and make another.

Good plan.

The role of voters is to vote.

Oye! oo asked you, mate?

You like that? That was me trying to reply with a Cockney accent. Hey Modda! Smile. Be happy for a change.

That's too bad. I hope things improve for you. And you're right. It is "Oi", not "Oye". My mistake.

The mood may improve in time, but the situation won't change.
Thanks though.

I basically knew it's "Oi" from my HC Punk days back in the early 80s, when it was a British offshoot favored by Skinheads.

I knew it was 'Oi'. I had just forgotten. It originated in Yiddish but got picked by the Brits.

What does HC stand for. I was never into punk. I was a 70's prog rock guy in my teens, then in the 80's I was into New Wave and 80's alternative. I was a huge Oingo Boingo fan.

Well I hope thing get better for you anyway. Make the best out of a bad situation or as the Police used to sing, "When the world is running down, you make the best of what is still around".

Well it came into Oi music via soccer chants, punctuating lines the sung en masse.

HC is for Hard Core Punk, non-commercialized independent groups, differentiating them from earlier Punk groups that would get major label contracts and two albums later would be putting out shiny pop music.

After the grand explosion of various music genres that was 1977, after 1982 music just really began to suck. It was heartbreaking. So I retreated into Punk as well as Kate Bush. Then by 1985, HC Punk all started sounding same, by rote, blah, the park is gone, so I dropped out of that too.

Well this was a family thing, something that had been expected for years, but still was shocking and emotionally wrenching when it happened. But we're coping is best we can.

I never got into HC or any other kind of punk but I can understand the heartbreak. In the 70's I was into Progressive Rock (Yes, Genesis, ELP, etc). I didn't know at the time but punk was actually a reaction to Prog. They thought Prog was just too pretentious and high minded or whatever. Punk decided to go the exact opposite and got more popular than Prog ever did. In the 80's I got into bands like Oingo Boingo, The Cure, A Flock of Seagulls, Devo and other New Wave and early Alternative band. But then my favorite radio station in LA, KROQ started playing the most boring and bland music ever written, grunge. So now I lost Prog and I lost New Wave. With very, very, very few exceptions nothing after 1988 has been worth listening to. One of the exceptions was Gary Numan's 2017 album, "Savage (Songs from a Broken World)" and two songs on Tears for Fears's 2022 album, "The Tipping Point".

So I mostly have just reverted to listening 70's Prog and 80's New Wave. I just discovered that in about 1982 Neo-Prog rock was invented. I am just now finding out about that. So far all I have heard from the Neo-Prog bands is pretty boring. I like how 70's Prog rock was a fusion of Jazz, Classical and rock. They experimented with unusual key changes and time signatures. They rejected the 3 minute radio friendly format and wrote songs 10, 20, 30 and even 40 minute songs (Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick" is one song on both sides of the record). Yes's "Tales from Topographic Ocean" is a double record album with one song on each side of each of the records. Some of the bands gave labels to subsections to the whole song in a similar format to some classical music pieces.

There two punk song that I like, Suicidal Tendencies' "Institutionalized" and The Vandals' "Urban Struggle" because they are funny.

I still owe you a reply,,,

False

You saying it is false is how I know it's true.