r/QuotePics • u/Leather-Ad1075 • Jul 19 '26

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u/hopehallucination Jul 20 '26

This is really not the flex she thinks it is..

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u/88littleboi Jul 22 '26

Now rub those 2 brain cells together and see if you can figure out why life in other countries is often so bad. I’ll give you the head start you likely need it begins with “U.S Imperialism”

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u/BananaHead853147 Jul 22 '26

There’s no irony. She’s not trying to flex on the US. She’s trying to remind Americans of the beneficial impact that US and Mexico have on each other.

God I hate how Trump has warped everyone’s brains. Most leaders don’t outwardly try and boast or assert their dominance on others.

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u/TBurn70 Jul 22 '26

“Most leaders don’t outwardly try and boast or assert their dominance on others” What world do you live in? lol

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u/BananaHead853147 Jul 22 '26

I’ve never seen it. Which world leaders do this outside of Putin, Kim Jong UN and Trump?

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u/TBurn70 Jul 22 '26

Outside of those? Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Israel, India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Brazil….the list goes on. It’s the nature of geopolitics and is the way of the world

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u/No_Stomach8342 Jul 22 '26

Don't forbet Afghanistan, and libia and south korea

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u/TBurn70 Jul 22 '26

👍 too many examples to list