Deme

“Can’t have your cake and eat it too”

vs.

“Can’t eat your cake and have it too”

Only one of these makes sense, but the other one is what’s been used for a long time now. If I have a cake, then I can definitely eat it, but if I eat it, then I can no longer have it.

Edit: I don’t mean to disagree with the simple fact that languages evolve over time. But having a majority dictate the meanings of words isn’t something I like. The example of “antisemitism” (a bunch of people are using the word to describe valid criticism of the state of israel) raised in an other comment here is also very relevant.

But isn’t that just a different way to dry it?

You keep saying the same things over and over again. I’m sure there are more constructive ways to work towards your goals. Find like minded people irl, make friends and form a community to watch out for each other. Your current method of posting the same ideas over and over again with these memes emulating the graphical style of a psych ward patient almost seem like a psyop to discredit the ideas as paranoid delusions.

laughs (cries) in tiny student apartment, facing the afternoon sun, without AC in a northern european country where buildings are designed for optimal heat retention

As of writing this (at midnight), the temperature in my room is currently 27.5°C.