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###You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting in some respects.

It's fine.

You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting in some respects.

It's fine.

###You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize the only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting in some respects.

It's fine.

###You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting in some respects.

It's fine.

###You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize the only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting actually in some respects.

In case it isn't clear, the reference seems perfectly fine to me.

###You seem to be missing the point of that meme

According to KnowYourMeme:

The comic, depicts a dog in a room that is burning to the ground. The dog reacts calmly, even as he slowly melts from the heat.

The whole point of that comic is that things are not fine. The title and quote are, I think, an example of situational irony. It's not really fair to criticize the only the title of the comic devoid from the entire context of the comic itself (which is relatively well-known).

In fact, I've seen that meme used many times in chat and comments by community members to describe this whole situation. Far from an egregious oversight, it actually seems arguably very fitting in some respects.

It's fine.