NAZİLERİN İNSANLARI ZOMBİLEŞTİRMEK İÇİN KULLANDIĞI KORKUNÇ İLAÇ: PERVITIN https://t.co/6VYMkJe9E5
번 Pervitin 1-phenyl-2-methyl= hudrochlorid
Kaynak
The image is a disturbingly juxtaposed collage. It combines historical black and white photos of Nazi figures (including Hitler) with a contemporary image of zombies dressed in Nazi military uniforms. There are also white pills and a can of a product labeled "Permith". The joke, implied and not explicitly stated, plays on the horrific atrocities committed by the Nazis during World War II and the consequences of their actions. The image shows the Nazis as if they were zombies, continuing in a twisted and horrific way despite the horrors of the past. The juxtaposition of the historical figures with the zombies evokes a sense of haunting and cyclical repetition of evil. The pills and "Permith" (a pesticide) adds a layer of disturbing symbolism, suggesting either a means to kill or subdue the population (perhaps related to mass killings and control), or more broadly, a destructive influence. The joke in Turkish would likely focus on the satirical contrast between the image of the Nazis as zombies and the historical reality of their actions. Possible interpretations of the joke in Turkish could be: * **"Nazi zombileri: geçmişten gelen bir lanet."** (Nazi zombies: a curse from the past.) This emphasizes the lingering effect of the Nazi regime. * **"Nazi geçmişi hiç bitmiyor."** (Nazi past never ends.) This focuses on the lasting impact of Nazi ideology. * **"İşte bu, gerçek bir zombi saldırısı."** (This is a real zombie attack.) This uses sarcasm to say that the Nazi past was indeed a catastrophic "attack" on humanity. The specific phrasing would depend on the intended tone and audience. It's a dark and disturbing joke, and the humor is likely to be found in the shock value of the juxtaposition rather than a lighthearted witticism. The intention is to expose the horrors of the past and their potential echoes.
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