Image Description:
The image appears to be a meme, divided into two sections:

1. Top Half: Depicts a Wild West setting where a cowboy is riding a horse and dragging a man along the dusty ground by a rope. Above this scene, there's text that reads:

   "What the deep state thinks they're doing to us..."

2. Bottom Half: Shows a laid-back, bearded man reclining outdoors, possibly in a hammock or just lying back comfortably, wearing a cowboy hat that's tilted to cover his eyes from the sun. The caption below reads:

   "What they're actually doing..."

Narrative Theme:
The meme juxtaposes two contrasting situations to highlight a perceived disparity between perception and reality, especially concerning the "deep state."

Characters:

• Cowboy: Represents authority or those in power, possibly referring to the "deep state."
• Dragged Man: Represents the general public or the people who are supposedly being controlled or harmed by the deep state.
• Relaxed Man: Represents the same general public, but in a different light, showing resilience or indifference.

Message:
The meme seems to suggest that while the "deep state" believes it's exerting force, control, or harm onto the public (represented by the violent Wild West scene), the public feels unaffected, unfazed, or is even mocking their attempts (represented by the relaxed man).

Note: The term "deep state" is often used in political and conspiracy theories to refer to an alleged hidden government or a network of influential individuals, separate from the elected government officials, believed to be influencing or controlling policy decisions.