Japanese Parliament Trying To Stop Shinichi Yokoyama
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Japanese Parliament Trying To Stop Shinichi Yokoyama
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- Name
- Japanese Parliament Trying To St
- Image
- the meme's own image, fixed
- Pair
- $MEME, the mother coin. This coin becomes a child of $MEME.
- Rewards
- 1% of every trade of this child coin, paid to its holders in $MEME
- Website
- kym.fun/memes/japanese-parliament-trying-to-stop-shinichi-yokoyama
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About
Japanese Parliament Trying To Stop Shinichi Yokoyama refers to a viral image of Japanese parliament members physically attempting to stop Judicial Affairs Committee Chairman Shinichi Yokoyama from calling for a vote on the country's immigration reform bill. The photograph has become a popular reaction image and image macro that is generally used to joke about someone expressing an unpopular opinion or doing something those around them don't want them to do. It arguably best known as a popular 'Would' Reaction Image.
Origin
The full history, spread and examples live on the source entry: Japanese Parliament Trying To Stop Shinichi Yokoyama on Know Your Meme.
The Child Coin
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