I’ve never been a fan of these “One like = one prayer” Facebook posts. It obviously doesn’t work that way. Clicking the share button is about as practical as tweeting your New Years resolution, in that it is undeniably useless in helping anyone and ultimately just clouds up people’s newsfeed with shit they don’t want to see. Make yourself useful and donate money to a legitimate cause if you’re that desperate to help.
Last week, a photo of a “badly burned” and “disfigured” dog went viral when a Facebook troll claimed that the pooch was hurt in an attempt to save his family from a house fire. Upon further inspection of the photo, anyone with an IQ larger than their shoe size would easily be able to tell that the dog had a slice of ham on its face. Unfortunately, most people who spend their days chilling on Facebook are there because their debilitating stupidity severely restricts their job opportunities.
This poor dog was badly burned and disfigured trying to save his family from a house fireOne like = one prayerOne share = ten prayers
Posted by Stephen Roseman on Wednesday, December 23, 2015
In no time at all, people began sharing and liking the photo, complete with meaningful, yet unfortunately ignorant comments.
Luckily for us, some lunch meat lovers began to notice the deli, and took it upon themselves to myth bust these non-good doers.
And my personal favorite…
Eloquently stated indeed.
The real travesty here is that I can’t manage to break 200 likes on a carefully edited Instagram photo, while this dog is about to surpass 66,000 thumbs up just because someone tossed some lunch meat on his face. It’s shit like this that would make me give up on social media, if it weren’t for my crippling need for validation from strangers on the internet. Either way, you can bet your ass I’ll be casting my vote for #HamDog2016. .
Nice Move275
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Lucky Jo is a former and current TSM writer who likes her men how she likes her coffee: way too hot and unforgivably bitter. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 2016, proving that C's do in fact get degrees. She now spends her days working for a social media marketing agency, hiking with her dachshund, and trying to bring back the scrunchie. Hate mail and goat memes can be sent to lucyjmulvihill@gmail.com.
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