The 'Cut Homeless People In Half by 2025' meme stems from a visually unfortunate and grammatically ambiguous political advertisement often attributed to the UK Conservative Party. While the intended message was to promise a 50% reduction in homelessness, the phrasing on the poster suggested a much more literal and gruesome solution. The image went viral across Reddit and Twitter, becoming a hall-of-fame example of why phrasing and graphic design layout matter. It is now widely used to mock government incompetence, bureaucratic phrasing, or any situation where a well-meaning goal sounds horrifying when taken out of context.