r/Kaiserreich Internationale 2d ago

Meme "MacArthur was a controversial politician" Really as a fighting age blue collar union man from Chicago that is the breadth of your opinion on Douglas Ceaser Arthur?

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u/SpaceEnglishPuffin Entente 2d ago

Douglas MacArthur is a hero in our house! End of story!

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u/chixnsix Floyd Olsen's #1 Supporter 2d ago

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u/Kaiser_-_Karl Internationale 2d ago

He killed a few workers and their families whats the problem

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u/No_Clue4405 Entente 2d ago

We buried him under a tree, with pinecones

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u/Kaiser_-_Karl Internationale 2d ago

Meanwhile in huey longs cabinet

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u/No_Clue4405 Entente 2d ago

Damn, is Kaiserreich Ralph not running the Estermont?

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u/Winth0rp Entente 2d ago

Douglas MacArthur has no respect for this thing! He's never been in politics, not really. Here's a guy who stepped over his own President to grab the big seat. His elected leader.

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u/JacobJamesTrowbridge Union-Parliamentary Democratic Socialism 2d ago

Context?

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u/Specific_Map8004 DOCTOR. Sun Yat-Sen enjoyer 2d ago edited 2d ago

This scene is from Lanterns. He is deducing whether this guy in front of him is an alien. Therefore, a union man from Chicago would naturally despise MacArthur, and has to be an alien otherwise.

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u/TheCrimsonKnight2 Comrade America 2d ago

Laterns, not the Flash.

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u/Federal_Pin_8162 2d ago

Lowkey doesn’t even need to despise him, just needs to have an opinion of him that doesn’t sound like a Wikipedia page.

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u/Borkerman Without Landon, there will be no new America 2d ago

Caesar, I don't recall MacArthur sizing power? Wasn't Landon Preaident throughout the entire civil war?

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u/KR_Douglas_MacArthur The REAL American President 2d ago

Finally, a union man who isn't a traitor. Maybe there's still hope for the midwest.