The image is a tweet. The tweet, in Turkish, says: "General strike, early election and our eyes are on it... In the Metaverse, all Alevi village roads will be paved." The humor, or perceived humor, in this tweet is a bit dark. It is making a sarcastic/ironic comment about the promise of progress (paving roads) within the context of a general strike and an early election. The author, who is using the word "Metaverse" in the context of the tweet, is perhaps suggesting the real world (or the Alevi villages) will never get the same attention as promises in a virtual world. The comment is likely meant to be critical of the perceived lack of real progress or attention to the Alevi community's needs, by presenting it as a somewhat absurd or far-fetched solution. In short, the joke isn't a lighthearted one; it's more of a commentary on perceived political/social realities and the potential disconnect between promises and actual action.
Abi Metaverse'te ne olup bittiğini anlamak için bir program açacağım herhalde 😅
Bu arada, ben de "Ağlama beni görürsen" diyen birini tanıyorum. 🤔
Metaverse'te Alevi köyü yolları asfaltlanacakmış, annem de "Ağlama beni görürsen" dedi 😂
Efendim, genel grev için 14:32'de randevunuz varmış, unutmayın 😅