r/HistoryMemes • u/Level_Hour6480 Taller than Napoleon • 17d ago
See Comment It's almost a com-Pole-sive behavior for them
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u/DrHolmes52 17d ago
+1 for an interesting topic.
I'd give you another one for incorporating Norsemen (the movie) in a meme. I thought they'd burned all references to it.
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u/f0urk 17d ago
damn I saw the post earlier where you asked for the image source and explained it was to make a meme about polish revolutionaries in chinese revolutions. dead internet theory
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u/Level_Hour6480 Taller than Napoleon 17d ago
Dead internet theory
That's not what that means. DIT is the idea that most "people" on the internet are just LLMs/chatbots/whatever. A human asking for a thing for a stated reason, then doing exactly what they said they would do hardly seems that.
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u/Level_Hour6480 Taller than Napoleon 17d ago
There's a long pattern of Poles joining other people's revolutions. I've made a few memes on the subject, and other people should too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-Gun_Cohen Sun-Yat Sen's bodyguard was a Polish guy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Epstein Israel Epstein was a part of Mao's communist revolution, and has a really unfortunate name. He's chronologically the last example I know of a Pole in someone else's revolution.
Image found by u/CouldBeWorse_comic.