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öze CHP'YE OY VERE VERE ERMIŞ OLDUM…HIC BIR FANI BU KADAR CILE ÇEKEMEZ… TEŞEKKÜRLER CHP… Je 00
Kaynak
The image is a cartoon, likely a political caricature. It depicts a woman, dressed in a colorful, somewhat eccentric robe, holding a pack of pills. A speech bubble above her head says "CHP'YE OY VERE VERE ERMİŞ OLDUM... HİÇ BİR FANI BU KADAR ÇİLE ÇEKEMEZ... TEŞEKKÜRLER CHP..." The joke, in Turkish, plays on the phrase "CHP'ye oy vere vere..." which translates roughly to "by giving vote after vote to CHP..." The implication is that the character is so worn out from supporting the CHP (the Republican People's Party, a major political party in Turkey) that they are now overwhelmed and exhausted. The cartoonist is likely satirizing the apparent struggles of the CHP or a perceived sense of voter fatigue. The woman holding pills could also be a humorous take on the concept of political exhaustion. The humor comes from the exaggeration and the visual elements, like the character's attire, which add to the whimsical and satirical nature of the cartoon.
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