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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Joe Sommerlad

Families of fallen soldiers and veterans blast Trump’s meme use saying it trivializes their sacrifice

Veterans and the families of U.S. soldiers killed in combat have rebuked President Donald Trump’s White House over its use of memes in social media posts addressing the Iran conflict, saying it trivializes their sacrifices.

Rather than solemnly reporting updates on a war that has already claimed at least 13 American lives and seen another 200 injured, the White House has been firing out posts containing pop cultural references to everything from Call of Duty and Top Gun to Marvel movies, SpongeBob SquarePants, Grand Theft Auto, and Dragon Ball Z. Its posts often mash up news footage with “humorous” clips from popular films, games, TV shows, and music videos.

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