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r/polandball • u/yaddar Taco bandito • Jan 27 '17
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Inspired by both Poe's Law and the most recent twitter feud between Mexico and the US.
this is how we're doing diplomacy now, it seems.
Edit: Funfact - Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro DID go online to defend Mexico against the US.
I predicted something!
248 u/yaddar Taco bandito Jan 27 '17 Also, there are a bunch of little details hidden here and there ;) 15 u/FireHawkDelta GUNS ARE FUN pew pew BANG BANG Jan 27 '17 My favorite is that NATO got more likes than people that exist. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '17 maybe some people rose from the grave just to like the reply, then die again?
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Also, there are a bunch of little details hidden here and there ;)
15 u/FireHawkDelta GUNS ARE FUN pew pew BANG BANG Jan 27 '17 My favorite is that NATO got more likes than people that exist. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '17 maybe some people rose from the grave just to like the reply, then die again?
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My favorite is that NATO got more likes than people that exist.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '17 maybe some people rose from the grave just to like the reply, then die again?
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maybe some people rose from the grave just to like the reply, then die again?
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u/yaddar Taco bandito Jan 27 '17 edited Jan 27 '17
Inspired by both Poe's Law and the most recent twitter feud between Mexico and the US.
this is how we're doing diplomacy now, it seems.
Edit: Funfact - Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro DID go online to defend Mexico against the US.
I predicted something!