Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene busted out a Scooby-Doo meme to stoke fears about two of the right's favorite boogeymen: the Green New Deal and China.

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The meme, posted to the ALP’s official social media page on Monday, showed a T-shirt with an Australian flag and words reading: “This is Australia. We eat meat, we drink beer and we love ...

It’s healthy and everyone loves it. In Australia, ... Friday Lizard is the Velveteen Rabbit of web culture—he began life as a forced meme, but now he’s real because someone loved him very much.

Though it is hardly ever enforced, creating and sharing memes is illegal in Australia. DO you know that sharing a meme in this country makes you a criminal? That's right.

And that much, is true in Australia as well. Section 107, however, also sets out four additional points of consideration when determining whether a particular use of media is considered fair.

Yes, that's right — it's a real-life version of "Hipster Ariel." MemeGenerator The "Hipster Ariel" meme has been making its way around the Internet since about the beginning of 2011, according ...