MEME REFERENCE
Swords united
Use when several people, groups, or ideas unite around one shared goal, enemy, belief, or interest.
- What it expresses
- Separate parties form a visible coalition through a common point of agreement.
- Example
- Three rival teams all oppose the proposed weekend meeting, so someone labels each sword with a team name.
- When not to use it
- The participants remain divided on the central issue and merely occupy the same call; proximity is not unity.