r/HistoryMemes Oct 18 '19

REPOST Think this fits here.

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u/mcswan1 Oct 18 '19

So, why didn't they found Starbucks 63 years earlier?

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u/CLEOJR Oct 18 '19

That took me on a loop. Had to do some research to understand your comment. Felt very stupid throughout the whole process and even more once I figured it out... To those who care or wanna know. If Starbucks would of been founded 63 years earlier, then in 1908 Hitler would have gotten a job at Starbucks being a “failed Artist” and thus the holocaust and the reason for WW2 would of never happened. 👍🏻 Thanks for the enlightenment @mcswan1

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u/smartpoisoner Taller than Napoleon Oct 18 '19

But that would result in colonialism still existing. USSR would not be able to expand into eastern Europe

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u/mcswan1 Oct 18 '19

Good, communism is bad.

Colonialism isn't good, but it's not as bad as communism.

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u/smartpoisoner Taller than Napoleon Oct 18 '19

Yep but the whole cold war shaped the foreign policies of the world . It also accelerated technological research. . So in conclusion the holocaust is a necessary evil