On the day of American Independence, the British Embassy borrowed songs and shouted, "Baby, come back!"

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

On July 4, local time, the United States ushered in an independent day. The United Kingdom, who had colonized the United States, shouted to the United States on this day: "Baby, come back!" ! ""

British Embassy in the United States tweets

According to Fox News, the British Embassy in the United States released a tweet on the day of Independence, which reads: "We produced a list of music playback on July 4th." There is also a series of emoji on the tweet, a broken one, a broken one The heart shape separates the British and American national flags. In this Spotify music playlist, there is only one song called "Baby Come Back (Baby, Come back!)", Which can be played by 4 hours.

The United States Independence Day is a holiday that the United States announced the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This day is the day when the United States officially announces the independence of the British Empire, and the Independence Day is also the National Day of the United States.

Fox reported that although Britain is now the closest ally in the United States, Britain still seems to be heartbreaking about the "breakup" of the United States and wants to let the United States "return to the British Empire again."

This joke made many netizens feel uncomfortable. Some netizens commented that Britain was "a colonist, a lifetime colonial."

Some netizens said: "It is enough to let Scottish not separate from you."

But more US netizens laughed at this Twitter. Some American netizens commented on the British Embassy: "I don't think the British will be willing to deal with a mess we are facing today."

Two weeks before the Independence Day, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the "Roy Verprration Case" jurisprudence, and tens of millions of American women lost abortion overnight, which caused huge controversy at home and abroad. On the day of Independence, the United States still couldn't get rid of the shadow of the shooting. A large -scale shooting incident occurred in the Independence Day Parade in Hai Lampak, Illinois, causing 6 people to die.

Ali Anna Hardin Push

Some netizens quoted a tweet that writer Alianna Hardin had once: "Summarize the work of the Supreme Court of the United States this week: life starts from pregnancy, and it ends from the shooting."

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