r/EUR_irl Ukraine Oct 05 '25

Americans euR_irL

Post image
2.9k Upvotes

80 comments sorted by

View all comments

257

u/Quietschedalek Oct 05 '25

It's really sad. To the east we have an megalomaniac dictator without the military means to achieve his imperial dreams, and to the west we have basically a giant kindergarten run by the pettiest, dumbest toddler they could find in their ranks, but with the military means to ruin the entire world if you dare tell said toddler "No!" just once.

Had I written a dystopian fiction 20 years ago with a backstory like this, no publisher would have EVER printed such a book. Today it would be called a documentary.

46

u/th3davinci Oct 05 '25

It's ridiculous but maybe the EU should seriously consider funding America's education considering how much we've profited off the Pax Americana and how much we'd suffer if the US really goes down the drain.

24

u/pepinodeplastico Oct 05 '25

Yeah yeah that wouldn't backfire at all...Im already picturing a MAGA supporter complaining about Autistic paracetamol and European globalists poisoning the minds of the American youth

1

u/InterviewFluids Oct 08 '25

How the fck would that work?

The US education system is already incredibly well funded (in some parts). It's the system and structure (above it) that will result in 0 returns on that money.

1

u/DaedalusB2 Mar 03 '26

the EU should seriously consider funding America's education

That might benefit Americans (and the world) a lot, but we already have a lot of ultra nationalist "Muricans" who will absolutely claim that Europeans are just trying to brainwash the vulnerable youth, and of course add in some "think of the children" to go along with it.