True and real

Nah, it's a pretty popular meme in Marxist circles making fun of reformism. Here's an example:

The super obvious editing is part of the joke, it isn't a sincere belief in the edited statement but pointing out the absurdity of the statement in combination with the revolutionaries making them. With the recent wave of social democrats winning elections against establishment liberals, an ongoing struggle right now is in understanding the historically proven limitations of social democracy.

True and real

The meme you posted has already been circulating around Marxist communities as a sarcastic jab against reformism, PotatoesFall is correct.

are you telling me you actually agree with the literal statement in the meme or did I just get lost in some layer of irony

Ah, so was WWII fought on just one front?

And here's me thinking that it was a war fought in many fronts, and that was a large reason why it was won against insurmountable odds

Germany had been ramping up their military and triggered a war when many of the Alliance forces were in a time of relative stability and so had less military ready to go, alliance lost many of the early fights until they started fighting them on multiple fronts

Poe's Law I guess

They LOVE trying to get people to think liberals are fascists. It's honestly one of the dumbest things I've seen someone attempt on or off the internet.

Fair enough, that does sound like .ml users.

They banned me from their meme sub without discussion for calling out a historically very inaccurate meme. Such princesses these revolutionaries, I must say.

Communists typically advocate voting for worker parties, such as the PSL. It isn't that voting itself is a problem, it's that placing our energy behind getting an imperialist party elected rather than the other is energy that could have been spent on growing the socialist organization. From the perspective of an individual, voting doesn't take much time at all. From the perspective of an organization, election season takes a tremendous amount of effort, no matter which way you push for. These are the kinds of problems you run into when organizing that aren't immediately obvious for those that are used to seeing political participation as purely an electoral measure.