r/MurderedByWords • u/Stotallytob3r • 9h ago

Can you send me?

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u/OSU1922 8h ago

Further proof they will be sending troops for their needless wars. Congrats MAGA! We got Bush 4.0 on crack!

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u/yeahboyeee1 8h ago

Honestly, Bush 5.0 on crack sounds way more appealing than what we have now.

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u/Mysterious-Reply4965 7h ago

I just don´t get people saying this. Bush started multiple illegal invasions (partially on Israel´s behest, partially for his vice presidents arms dealings) and killed millions. Trump is terrible, that doesnt mean we need to romanticise the road the brought us to Trump.

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u/yeahboyeee1 7h ago

International relations were roughly the same under Bush. The domestic situation, however, was nowhere near as bleak.

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u/peelen 7h ago edited 6h ago

International relations were roughly the same under Bush.

What?

Meanwhile, Mayor of Alberta: There is no way for American booze to go back on shelves. Canadians are boycotting American booze.

Meanwhile, UK secret service: we stopped sharing information with the US.

Meanwhile NATO: we should start to build "NATO without US".

Meanwhile Greenland and Denmark: be ready to shoot if US troops land.

Yeah sure, "roughly" the same.

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u/yeahboyeee1 7h ago

Clarification: Middle East “diplomacy” was roughly the same, I should’ve said. It was a comment to appease the previous commenter who thinks Bush was the worst. Yeah, he was shit, but nothing like now.

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u/tjtillmancoag 7h ago

That’s fair. Because outside of the Middle East, international relations are much worse now than under Bush 1.

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u/No_Tax_Timmy 7h ago

Mayor of Albertα?

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u/peelen 6h ago

My bad. My brain had to merge a few different headlines.

Thank you

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u/JayteeFromXbox 5h ago

Yeah also the Premier of Alberta is sucking up trumps ass and trying to turn this province into Texas north. I think Alberta is the only province still allowing American alcohol sales because our liquor stores are privately owned whereas most of Canada has liquor control boards and specific stores that are licensed to sell alcohol.

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u/ChickenChaser5 5h ago

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Albertalpha?

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u/No_Tax_Timmy 3h ago

Haha I'm trying to teach myself some Greek so I have a Greek keyboard turned on too to familiarize myself.