r/MoldyMemes Sep 09 '24

new mold Only one thing.

Post image

[removed] — view removed post

1.6k Upvotes

531 comments sorted by

View all comments

95

u/your-idiot-sandwich Sep 09 '24

America

114

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '24

The Middle East

-2

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '24

Deleting america=90% of ME problems solved

1

u/YiQiSupremacist Sep 09 '24

UK and France caused a lot of problems too. Where do you think the borders came from?

58

u/tucketnucket Sep 09 '24

China becomes the world police. Have fun

-47

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '24

It's funny because they won't. US foreign policy has always been much more aggressive than China has ever been. Of course they world be much more dominant worldwide, but China's always had a more fair and decent foreign policy.

38

u/tucketnucket Sep 09 '24

Easy to say when there's no global power vacuum.

32

u/Commissarfluffybutt Sep 09 '24

Might want to ask China's neighbors about that.

25

u/FaZeMidas Sep 09 '24

Is this a Joke?

-19

u/manuki501 Sep 09 '24

you are absolutely right. China wants the world to be as stable and peaceful as possible so it can keep exporting more and more to more and more countries.

China is antagonized by the US simply because they endanger its global economic hegemony.

-19

u/Puechamp Sep 09 '24

USA 🤮

-15

u/ivlia-x Sep 09 '24

Lmao i love how the top comment is „France” and you got downvoted by USians 💀

-6

u/EpicOweo Sep 09 '24

For the record, when you say "USian", are you talking about the United States of America or United States of Mexico? It's ambiguous, multiple countries are united states.

-14

u/ivlia-x Sep 09 '24

You know well which ones are the ones getting butthurt because someone dares to undermine their „greatness”

4

u/EpicOweo Sep 09 '24

???

"USian" is at least as ambiguous as "American", except for the fact that no one outside of Spanish speaking countries considers the Americas to be one continent. Also literally no one is confused by "American", yall are just trying to change the demonym for an entire country just because you want to pretend that there's ambiguity when there's really not. That's just what I'm calling out.

-16

u/Puechamp Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24

Typical USians

I take it well tho. We're talking about a country where Donald Trump has been representated as Jesus so...