Tevbo Rundfunk @spleendistanbul - 7m Ana hesaptan porno beğenmeyin. BirGün Gazetesi ✔ @BirGun_Gazetesi. 5h AKP'lilere sosyal medya kuralları geliyor bit.ly/2QHsMXC Biscün >
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The image is a Twitter thread. **What's in the image:** * **Tweet header:** A tweet from a user named "Tevbo Rundfunk" referencing "spleendistanbul". * **Tweet body:** The tweet is critical of someone liking pornographic content on a social media platform. It directly addresses the user. * **Retweet/Reply:** Another account, "BirGün Gazetesi", retweeted this and added information about new social media regulations for the AKP (the ruling party in Turkey). * **Link:** A link ("bit.ly/2QHsMXC") to a likely article or more information about the regulations. * **Image overlay:** A smartphone image with a portrait of a man (likely a Turkish politician). The effect is of someone taking a selfie or showing a profile picture. **The Joke (in Turkish):** The joke plays on the absurdity of social media scrutiny and political hypocrisy in Turkey. The tweet criticizing the viewing of porn is a thinly veiled criticism of the ruling party, AKP. By associating the "social media regulations" with the AKP, it suggests that the regulations are being used to suppress dissenting opinions or criticism. The selfie image of a politician added to the tweet is a satiric element. It implies that the party is being overly concerned with the online appearances and behavior of their members, while potentially ignoring more serious issues or being hypocrites themselves. In short, the joke mocks the perceived overreach of social media regulations in Turkey, and the possible ulterior motives behind them, suggesting that they're being used to silence criticism of the governing party.
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