...should be illegal

On Christmas Eve of 2016, an internet-goer by the name of Seth Lowery began spamming Angry Hell with different variations of the phrase "should be illegal."

Beginnings
Shown to the right are the humble beginnings of what later would be a Christmas epidemic. Hundreds of posts, if not thousands, sprouted from the eves as random members of the group copypasta'd phrases similar to this. A few notable examples are Carlos Fuentes, who copied Seth's posts word for word, and all of the people who spoke out against the spam, headed by Stéphan Dévot.

Punishment
In the wee hours of the morning, Seth was kicked from the group for violating rule 2, the one about spamming. A few minutes passed and Seth slipped back into the masses of the group with fresh new spam. Controversies are currently still being investigated on who let him back in.

Death
The meme officially died the morning of Christmas Day, 2016, shortly after Seth rejoined the group. The incident serves as a subtle reminder about how dumb and bandwagon-reliant the inhabitants of Angry Hell.