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The meme is a screenshot of a Reddit comment thread. The image is a humorous commentary on the historical conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The text reads: "In 1949. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1955. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1962. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1965. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new government of South Vietnam. In 1975. The United States then backed the new.

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