A caveman is drawing on the wall a picture of an elephant as an elephants stands by. They are in a cave with a fire going inside.
Elephants don't stand perfectly still while having their picture drawn.
Why is the caveman drawing an elephant?
Trust me. One day your portrait will be used as the symbol of a political party even more primitive than we are.
scene: a cave description: A caveman is drawing on the wall a picture of an elephant as an elephants stands by. They are in a cave with a fire going inside. uncanny: Elephants don't stand perfectly still while having their picture drawn. entities: Caveman, Hieroglyph. caption: Trust me. One day your portrait will be used as the symbol of a political party even more primitive than we are.
A joke at the expense of the republican party, who use the elephant as a symbol. Cavemen are literally primitive, and a common critique of the republican party is that it's figuratively primitive, i.e., holds old-fashioned and backwards views about, e.g., gay rights. The caveman is humorously self-aware of the future, and points out that his elephant portrait in the future may be repurposed for an even more primitive purpose than cavepainting.