Challenge level: impossible

The only wrong part of this meme is the implication that burgers would even try to not blame foreign meddling.

No you don't understand, it wasn't 80 years of fascist power consolidation and continual capitalist cannibalization since the 70s, It is all Putin manipulating social media causing the material conditions in the Global North. One thing is for sure, no one wrote a book in the nineteenth century describing this exactly.
- You don't understand, the U.S. was sold to Russia in 2016, then it was reclaimed and thanklessly saved by our harm-reduction, lesser-evilism enjoyer (very wholesome), then it was hopelessly sold back again to Russia just recently..

It's also a problem in europe
Edit: people blaming immigrants, that is, not immigration itself
- and blaming communism, despite the fact that there's no communism to be found in Europe

It’s those fucking illegals who came over on the mayflower that caused this
- had the native american's been smart enough to build a wall across the ocean... none of this mess would have happened.
  
  Powhatan should have 💀 them as they came ashore. That’s one thing I would fix with a time machine.

Lots of populist European parties are doing the same and are actually gaining votes by blaming everything on the immigrants.

It’s not necessarily foreigners, but rather billionaires that are the problem. They bought off and corrupted government officials long ago, and directed them to perform heinous acts to line their pockets further. The rich have got to be stopped in order for things to get better. I’d prefer to simply tax them out of existence, but there are other means available…
- The US was founded on slavery and genocide / conquest of hundreds of indigenous nations. It's rotten to the core.
  
  Yeah, and many of those founders were rich businessmen who didn’t want to pay taxes to the king of England. This is a human problem, not a national one.

It's not like most european countries are in a good position to justifiably point fingers here ...
- The author Domenico Losurdo uses the term mutual demystification a lot, especially in Liberalism - a counter history. When two parties accuse each other of being hypocrites, it often ends up showing that they both are.
  
  I'd like to point out that I'm european, not american - this is the opposite of calling each other hypocrites.