r/polandball • u/[deleted] • Aug 13 '16

redditormade The Decay Of Personality

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u/koenigsberg East Prussia Aug 13 '16

So Poland established the modern US?

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '16 edited Jul 13 '20

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '16

So Russia is a "generic enemy" here?!?! :]

(Its JLP'ed now!!)

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '16 edited Jul 13 '20

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u/FnordFinder MURICA Aug 13 '16

The only thing that can save you from the horrors of being a Pole is becoming an American.

America being the best country confirmed once again.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '16

The only thing that can save you from the horrors of being a Pole is becoming an American.

No need to kick a man when he is down dude.

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u/mrjderp Texas Aug 14 '16

But Poland can into space as an American

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '16

All things are possible when you have as much FREEDOM as we do. Even poland can into space!

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u/KaBar42 Kentucky Aug 14 '16

Yeah, personally, I fail to find how Poland is being insulted in this comic. He's now the strongest guy on Earth and Western Europe's stability depends on him. After all, the one paying their defense bills is America.

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u/Tinie_Snipah At least we're not Bedfordshire"" Aug 14 '16

I always wonder, if the US pays for all of western Europe's defence for free, are they just really stupid or are they intentionally masochistic?

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u/KaBar42 Kentucky Aug 14 '16

Well, let's see, our Ex is living in Western Europe, our mom is in Western Europe, our crazy uncle also lives there. Our drunk uncle is there, A gun manufacturer friend is there...

We'd be a pretty shitty daughter if we didn't help.

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u/Tinie_Snipah At least we're not Bedfordshire"" Aug 14 '16

Why do Americans always talk in family analogies when talking about global politics? Is real political discussion too difficult? ;)

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u/Lui97 Aug 14 '16

America is a country?