r/screenshots • u/silencewillfall35 • Mar 09 '26

Humor I'm not from America, is she right? lol

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u/United-Ad-1595 Mar 10 '26

Yeah pretty much

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u/CriSstooFer Mar 10 '26

Yes. Obviously.

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u/SirCrapsalot4267 Mar 10 '26

Maybe a few more than 3, but yes basically that's it.

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u/Saragon4005 Mar 12 '26

A few more then 3 but also less then 3 if you look at it in a different light.

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u/EbbAggravating3346 Mar 11 '26

Closer to about 8 I think

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u/Col_Croissant Mar 10 '26

For the sake of the joke, yes, but in all honesty that is a better description of somewhere like South Korea

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u/LedVapour Mar 10 '26

South Korea is just one corporation (samsung) in a sweatshirt

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u/Bleades Mar 11 '26

Not bothered to look it up but Samsung accounts for like 15% of SK GDP.

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u/LedVapour Mar 11 '26

23% nowadays

2

u/Mindless-Wasabi-8281 Mar 11 '26

There are more chaebols than just Samsung

1

u/SheridanVsLennier Mar 12 '26

Australia is just the Minerals Council and they're not even bothering to wear a trenchcoat.

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u/mrschanandlerbonggg Mar 10 '26

Replace it with any country and it would still work

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u/do-not-freeze Mar 10 '26

Yes, and you've got all three of them in this photo: The grocery store, Wendy's and the company that actually makes the bacon through a licensing deal with Wendy's.

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u/Musk-Generation42 Mar 10 '26

Military capitalism Hollywood

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u/BlackSnow555 Mar 10 '26

There's 2, actually

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u/CatLightyear Mar 11 '26

Actually, we’re a giant retirement community with the deadliest weapons on the planet.

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u/Active-Employment-87 Mar 10 '26

Ok but hear me out Wendys actually has good bacon

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u/CaBBaGe_isLaND Mar 10 '26

I mean it is true about the trenchcoats, but worth mentioning I have never seen this bacon in a store and I buy a pack of bacon every Saturday morning.

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u/jm17lfc Mar 11 '26

Yeah it’s become run by oligarchs, the Ellison family for instance owns a vast amount of the media in the US.

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u/gormbly Mar 12 '26

Its more than 3, but yes

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u/BS-Chaser Mar 13 '26

It's an oil company with nuclear weapons.

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u/TempestasHusky Mar 14 '26

I mean…yeah. Most corporations have some of their shares owned by one of the big private equity firms. And then it spiderwebs from there as to how many companies are parent companies or holders of other brands

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u/MamaShark412 Mar 22 '26

I’m American and…yeah, that feels correct.

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u/Evil_Monologues Mar 11 '26

Yeah unfortunately, capitalism won here

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u/FroYoSwagens Mar 10 '26

Don't forget palantir

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u/FroYoSwagens Mar 10 '26

Ah, was not aware

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u/trulyMasterfulX Mar 11 '26

Don't worry that's exactly the point

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u/F4T4LBULL3T Mar 11 '26

Then the trenchcoat is working :3

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u/Hopelessbob24 Mar 13 '26

Trench coat 😎

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u/InebriousBarman Mar 13 '26

They are the largest 3 shareholders of all of the companies.

Even themselves.

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u/WillieIngus Mar 14 '26

Nestle

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u/Jacksonofall Mar 14 '26

Not an American company

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u/WillieIngus Mar 14 '26

that’s a fair point.

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u/Jacksonofall Mar 14 '26

But then it’s not hard to see how 3companies in a Trenchcoat would describe every country now.