10 Jokes For Reparation

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Updated on: May 19 2025

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Reparation is the ultimate procrastination of nations. It's like the world collectively said, "We'll get to it, but first, let's binge-watch another season of history and ignore the repair manual.
Reparation discussions are like trying to assemble furniture from a store that only gives you pictures without words. You think you know what's going on, but you're just hoping you don't end up with a wobbly table of international relations.
Reparation talks remind me of assembling furniture with that one friend who insists on ignoring the instructions. You end up with a twisted, uneven relationship and a cabinet that leans slightly to the left.
Reparation is the international equivalent of calling customer service to complain about a faulty product. You wait on hold for hours, get transferred to different departments, and in the end, you're still stuck with a broken world order.
Reparation is the world's way of saying, "Sorry, we accidentally stepped on your sandcastle of peace. We'll try to rebuild it, but can we borrow your shovel?
Reparation is like that awkward apology you owe your neighbor for borrowing their lawnmower and returning it with a suspiciously smaller amount of grass. It's long overdue, and you're just hoping they don't notice the bald spots.
Reparation is the diplomatic equivalent of sending a "sorry for the late reply" email. You know you should have addressed it earlier, but life got in the way, and now you're just hoping they understand.
Reparation is like trying to fix a leaky faucet with a band-aid – it might temporarily stop the dripping, but deep down, you know it's not a permanent solution.
You ever notice how reparation is like that unfinished DIY project you promised to complete? It's been on the to-do list for ages, and every time you think about it, you just end up feeling guilty and avoiding eye contact with history.
Reparation is like the global community's New Year's resolution – everyone's talking about it in January, but by February, it's buried under a pile of unresolved issues and forgotten promises.

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