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What does the くれる add in this example? I know it's generally used for
gratitude, but the nuance seem a little different here. Is it a sarcastic
gratitude? I thought there was no sarcasm in Japanese.
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Nuance of 思い知らせてくれる?
> I thought there was no sarcasm in Japanese

lol.

Anyway, this くれる is shortened from くれてやる, which is strong way of saying "あげる",
so in this case that sentence is translated to " _Today is the day I'm going
to show you how horrible we are!_ "(I'm not sure if this is proper
translation).

Note that あげる is used for any circumstances but くれる is mostly only used in a
bad way, such as when you act in a way that is detrimental to someone else(as
@Jimmy Yang pointed out in comment.).

Side note: Those only applies when you(or someone) is doing/acting something.
When you are giving or receiving a thing, くれる does not mean to be bad. e.g.
彼が持ってきて _くれる_ そうだ is often used when someone is bringing something to you,
there's no bad meaning.
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