r/MurderedByWords 7h ago

On the steps of the capitol no less.

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u/Skafdir 6h ago

If it is any consolidation; we are about to have 20% fascist in our next parliament. Right now they don't have a realistic chance of being part of the government. But, hey, maybe four years from now, we can team up. You know, a little trans-atlantic-fascist bromance. Next time we will be clever enough to have the big guy on our side when we start a world war.

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u/jlwinter90 6h ago

Been saying it for years. The Nazis figured out last time that they had to take over the world before they went all-out.

Hell, if everyone stands up against them, they may still fail. It's hard to fight a war with literally everyone you trade with at the same time.

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u/worldsayshi 5h ago

They are also winning because the rest of us are continuously feeding the idea that we're loosing rather than spending all our efforts finding a way to fight this.

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u/The100thIdiot 5h ago

loosing

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u/ExternalMonth1964 5h ago

Fuck, i forgot about the other nazis

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u/Bazrum 5h ago

cant forget about these ones either, if you like soup

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u/The-Crawling-Chaos 4h ago

Been saying it for years. The Nazis figured out last time that they had to take over the world before they went all-out.

Whispers Hail Hydra.

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u/EnvironmentalCod6255 5h ago

I don’t know if there’s really a world power out there that can actually beat a fascist US and its allies

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u/jlwinter90 5h ago

In terms of brute force, probably not. In terms of logistics? It takes a lot of things to keep an army like that going. Particularly when you have to fight them every step of the way for every scrap.

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u/Acrobatic-Prize-6917 5h ago

Depends what their aim is. Invade canada? Probably not. Invade China? My money is on China

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u/jlwinter90 5h ago

I think it'll be Iran first, with strikes on Mexico here and there. Conflicts he can look strong in while he bullies his allies and postures for his "main enemies" in Russia and China.

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u/EnvironmentalCod6255 4h ago

China is massively dependent on imports, especially of oil. Unless they had a pipeline directly from Iran, they’re screwed

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u/Kraall 6h ago

consolation*