Every day. Countless users on Reddit submit their creative, funny memes to different subs. And every day. Some scum downloads the image, no craps given, and uploads it to Instagram. All for what? That small bit of clout you don't even deserve? Most Redditors already know this, and have tried to stop it in many ways. But I suggest we take it down from the source. That's right, I say that we the people of Reddit, band together, and rip it apart from the inside out.

The plan is simple. Create an Instagram account. Search the "Dank Memes" hashtag, and find some stolen art. Comment that it was stolen, provide the link to the original post, (probably also insult them in the process) and tell everyone. Your best bet is to comment on the most liked ones, as they will be seen by the most people.

Now, I'm not saying "Instagram Bad" as I think it has a lot of potential as a social media site. I am saying "Meme Stealing Bad" as that's the message I'm trying to get across. (*cough cough reposts everywhere cough cough*). It just happens that Instagram has the most meme stealing of all.

So Reddit, let's stand up to meme stealing, and give Instagram normies a piece of our mind!