Spit it out, anon.
If anons are not getting what you're selling, a flexible approach would modify the messaging until they do get it.
I don't get it and I am one of your biggest fans.
Say it a different way.
Say it a few different ways.
Or just BLUNT & DIRECT, that is ALWAYS preferred.
Camp David is where Presidents go, when they want to meet privately with foreign leaders without being shadowed by a hostile press.
We have to find a compromise between our meme guidance of 7 words or less, and diagrams that can convey a bit more info.
Some people are oriented towards words and some more oriented toward imagery.
A given meme might not be suitable for audiences. That's OK. Our ammo depot will have a diversity of memes, some depth (rifle style), some breadth (buckshot style), so our redpill cannons can select ammo appropriate to their audience.
I'm still wresting with how to visually depict the players + game + rules + consequences in a template we can reuse. The cartoon depiction doesn't do it for me although it might be perfect for someone else.
You can never have too much kimchi.
Maybe some Libreoffice Impress templates (free open source software usable on Linux and Windows platforms)
https://www.presentationmagazine.com/free-open-office-impress-templates-91.htm
https://dohliam.github.io/libreoffice-impress-templates
https://extensions.libreoffice.org/templates/
https://extensions.openoffice.org/en/project/modern-impress-templates