What is this “triggered” meme?

@Mr. Horrible  
How does swapping “is being” for “whining” make it literal exact opposite?  
SJWs pretty much want to be above everyone else with said everybody serving them, whining is because they have no power to achieve that. Which is kinda what Glimmer is doing - she achieved being above them and them serving her, now she’s trying to forcibly add more servants/preserve the status quo.  
With that above, Starlight Glimmer is a power fantasy of SJWs… and episode shows consequences for everyone else of such a fantasy becoming reality.

@TheAntiCat  
It doesn’t, though. That’s the thing. SJW’s are all about whining about how super-duper special they are and that they need to be treated with kid gloves because they’re so different from all the cis whatevers. That is literally the exact opposite of what Starlight was doing in this episode.

@V_for_Vodka  
Indeed,i understand it’s a joke.  
Me (and i guess Mr.Horrible and Jarkes as well) just find the interpretation of Starlight Glimmer character as an analogy of totalitarism more meaningful and deep than “muh Internet lulzcow”

@Mr. Horrible  
You know what, you hate it so much, get RedApropos to make a comic about it.

@Mr. Horrible  
“the exact same stupid SJW jokes!
 
If the shoe fits, hippie.

@Jarkes
 
@Mr. Horrible  
“You guys, stop having fun!”

A genuine megalomaniacal cult leader.
 
The only villain in the entire series to actually escape without any sort of retribution.
 
And all you people can think of is to make the exact same stupid SJW jokes that seven hundred million people have already made before the episode even came out.
 
Jesus wept.

Episode is clearly about a dictatorship and totalitarian regime.
 
Half the fans react with, “lul Tumblr SJWs suck”.

Tumblr is probably having a field day, with this episode.