MEME REFERENCE

Stop He's Already Dead

Use Stop He's Already Dead when one side is overwhelmed by a force far beyond its scale.

What it expresses: Overmatch and disproportion: the observer begging for an attack to stop after defeat is complete represents a moment where one side is overwhelmed by a force far beyond its scale.
Example: For example, a two-person team is asked to rebuild a global platform by Friday; the visual analogy is the observer begging for an attack to stop after defeat is complete, signaling that one side is overwhelmed by a force far beyond its scale.
When not to use it: Avoid when the two sides are evenly matched; the observer begging for an attack to stop after defeat is complete would incorrectly signal that one side is overwhelmed by a force far beyond its scale.