Blake Hall
These days, in America and all over the globe, memes exist like those dandelion seeds that rest on the old bloom of that green, eager flower you’d somehow always find in the grass at recess. Alls it takes is a whisper to make them blow away, and up. And, the dirtier the environment surrounding, the better the chance they’ll survive.
Which is pretty much the absurd example germinating lately (and below) involving the late gorilla, Harambe, from the Cincinnati Zoo.
It’s floating around social media at the moment, and if indeed real (and not Photoshopped) then we have a viral epidemic of immense proportions on our hands …
