Simerazzi @simerazzi Patso yiyen insanın vatana millete hayrı yoktur Translate Tweet 12:58 8.09.2017.
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The image is a Twitter post from a user named "Simerazzi."
The tweet, in Turkish, says:
"Patso yiyen insanın vatana millete hayrı yoktur"
This translates to:
"There is no benefit to the nation and the people from someone who eats patso."
The joke relies on the implication that "patso" is something negative or undesirable. "Patso" is a Turkish word, often used colloquially to refer to something that is perceived as low-quality, or a poor choice, perhaps a food that is considered unrefined or cheap.
The tweet is making a sarcastic or humorous statement that someone who is perceived as having poor taste or making poor choices can't benefit the nation or people. It's a somewhat simplistic and generalizable judgment. Without knowing the specific context of the account or the time period, it's impossible to be precise about the intended humor.