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Create memes showing two opposing viewpoints while you stay above the drama. Add your own text to this template and download your finished meme for free.
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Sometimes the best position in an argument is watching from the sidelines. This template captures that exact feeling - two parties locked in heated debate while you observe with detached wisdom.
The format works well for any situation where two sides argue passionately about something while you remain uninvolved. Set up the conflict by putting opposing statements in the screaming positions, then add your perspective as the calm observer. The contrast between the emotional debate and your rational distance creates the comedic effect.
For strong captions, choose debates where both sides feel equally intense about their position. The bigger the gap between their passion and your indifference, the funnier the result.
ME WHO'S NOT INVOLVED IN EITHER BOTH OPINIONS · "67 IS BAD!" · "67 IS GOOD!"
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