> Think of the "pepe" meme, which is now an alt-right thing and can't be used anymore in a neutral way! MonkaS dude. Pepe is fine, even the group that classif

> Think of the "pepe" meme, which is now an alt-right thing and can't be used anymore in a neutral way! MonkaS dude. Pepe is fine, even the group that classified it as a hate symbol weren't referring to general usage. One group of people I watch on Twitch use it all the time in the way it's meant to be used. As a very expressive cartoon frog that can convey emotions extremely succinctly. And before you assume they're all closet neo-nazis: this group includes members who stopped streaming for about a month after Trump was elected, who frequently talk about eating the rich, and most recently they just ran a charity drive across multiple channels to raise money for BLM. Context is key here. Lookup racist pepe images, and compare them to a picture of a sad/happy/etc cartoon frog. You won't have much difficulty telling the difference.