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The Hazy Pug 🥃
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The Hazy Pug 🥃
@HazyPug
A genetically maladjusted Boglin.
Back Yard Katılım Temmuz 2016
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Misrepresenting data, well done. The reason ~46% wouldn't mind is bc those ~47% also care about the ppl&would want them to choose. The falklands choose to be British rn, so these 30% also back British rule. AKA, ~81%+ support their britishness, as long as they want it. F off👍🖕
Sebastian Perez@Seba_IndArg
A casi la mitad de los británicos (46% según YouGov) no le molestaría que las Malvinas fueran argentinas. El inglés informado está más preocupado por su economía y califica el mantenimiento del archipiélago como "injustificable" y un "delirio de imperio" costoso.
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@InfoSnores @breadandposes They just really really want to see some penguins irl. Is that so much to ask?
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@breadandposes I personally fully support winding up the Argentinians over this one.
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Finding it very funny that a world epoch defining series of conflicts is afoot and meanwhile a chunk of left Twitter is arguing with moronic Argentinian social Democrat lefties over if they deserve to have the Falklands as a prize for whining a lot.
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@Tonkafanxv @thinkdefence Labour isn’t that dumb. Chagos is one thing but that war still has living veterans and relatives.
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@thinkdefence The current UK political climate, financial pressures and a government with an obsession with appearing to do right by international law are perhaps more of a threat to the Islanders future. In 10 years I would not be surprised if the Falklands/Gib/SBAs are handed over.
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When we talk about Falkland Islands defence risk, why does everyone default to a full on invasion being the only threat. Has everyone been in a coma for the last five years. All sorts of credible activity that falls far short of that
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@Danjsalt @thinkdefence I’d be more wary of the Chinese hoovering up the seabed, tbf
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@thinkdefence Tactical anthrax attack on the sheep bringing the islands economy to a juddering stop
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@KenanPerry @Luprimha @aledornell @_glorianas Imagine your equivalent of the holy land being a mostly inhospitable wind-blasted sheep pasture.
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Holy shit, the parallels are too strong.
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@Luprimha @aledornell @_glorianas "Our people were expelled from there long ago, so therefore we must go and expel the people that live there now" you are literally a Zionist for the Falklands
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It’s actually offensive and takes away from people actually oppressed by European imperialism to believe that as an Argentinian your situation is in any way comparable to what Palestinians go through
E@alltidfl19
It's easy to be pro palestine, pro gay and trans rights as long as it either impacts you directly or it's far away from you, right, Jack? If you keep using debunked talking points by Thatcherites by what metric do you believe you can accuse argentinians of being brainwashed?
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@HazyPug El problema es que a ustedes les entra todas las balas jajaja, son de papel, como mariconean.
Se les mueve avispero con unas pocos posts.
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Que pobre análisis, es normal que un dientes chueco británico que deja un musulman atienda a tu mujer no entienda que en Argentina la misma constitución sostiene que recuperemos nuestro territorio mediante el diálogo, ustedes estan psicopateados por un rearme de Argentina nomas.
Armchair Admiral 🇬🇧@ArmchairAdml
There’s a common misconception that the UK would be unable to defend the Falklands against an Argentinian invasion. Bollocks! The argument I'm seeing is that the Royal Navy is not, shall we say, in ideal shape, and therefore Britain couldn’t mount a successful defence. However, unlike 1982, it’s highly unlikely that the situation would even escalate to the point of needing a full naval task force. Argentina’s current military capabilities are extremely limited. Their Air Force has just 40 combat aircraft — including 23 ageing A-4 Skyhawks and only 6 F-16s — supported by a mere two KC-130 tankers. Their Navy consists of three small destroyers (around 3,600 tonnes each), two reportedly inactive submarines, and a handful of patrol vessels. These numbers alone make a successful invasion highly unlikely. The Falklands lie roughly 340 miles from the Argentine mainland, and any attempt at a surprise attack would be almost impossible to achieve or conceal. The existing Typhoon detachment on the islands would be reinforced by additional Typhoons, F-35s, and tankers before they'd even left the ground. In short, the idea that Britain could not defend the Falklands is nonsense — because Argentina lacks anything close to the capability needed to invade them in the first place.
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@grandaljotape @shitterly You being unwilling to take the L is not a valid reason for other people to give up their homes and their right to choose who governs them.
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@shitterly You'd be free to say it. That in international law is called a treaty. No treaty ceding the Malvinas to Great Britain, ergo, they're still Argentinean by law.
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A couple of friends and I went and occupied the backyard of your home and we voted among each other and we all agreed it's ours!
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@Mcphearson56942 @Nameku82 @Taomichiba Imagine banking on the Trump admin even lasting another election cycle to satisfy your revanchist dreams.
Mini-Galtieri’s, I swear.
Maybe if they stopped being a bunch of cultural incels the Falklanders would take pity on them and let them come see some penguins or whatever.
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@Nameku82 @Taomichiba Any attempt to retake the islands would be met with military force, at best you get the US to abstain and then you get crushed. Focus on fixing the inflation and the demolition the socialists did to your country and not on non existent land grabs.
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Las Islas Malvinas en si son un punto estratégico, que los dientes chuecos de los británicos las conserven es mas por la misma voluntad de EEUU que la de ellos que ni siquiera su país pueden rescatar.
Asi que si, si vuelven a nuestro control lo mínimo es que este una base yankee.
Joni - 100% en Pesos.@JoniCordobes
Estarias dispuesto a una base de EEUU en las Islas Malvinas a cambio de que sean Argentinas??
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@Nameku82 @ArmchairAdml Look, just stop being weird about someone else’s land. They’re just not into you because the last time you tried, you broke into their homes.
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@HazyPug @ArmchairAdml They don't like it, but they have no other choice! The UK is like water to the Islanders.
I think it's perfect; it's a free world, and I'm glad you can get along with whomever you want! That's why I love the West.
Are you still part of the West?
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It’s not a case of who you want to side with. The island has occupants, it’s not just a rock in the middle of the sea with no one on it. The people there want to remain British, and until that changes THEY’RE OUR ISLANDS!
“Illegal colonial possession” - shall we have a chat about Puerto Rico?
The Monroe Doctrine is not a legal document, and is not international law. It’s irrelevant. So we are not “violating” anything.
Intelschizo@Schizointel
The last time we sided with the British and we gave tons of support to them. They don't really seem grateful for that past support so perhaps we should side with Argentina this time. United Kingdom has a illegal colonial possession in the Western hemisphere in violation of the Monroe doctrine. Perhaps the United States didn't go far enough with decolonizing the Europeans.
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@Nameku82 @ArmchairAdml Oh yes, the islanders totally don’t like the people who rescued them from Galtieri’s conscripts.
Dude, Brits “don’t like” those bastards from the town over, but I guarantee we like each other a whole lot better than whatever the fuck you’re pretending to be.
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@ArmchairAdml The Islanders don't consider themselves British either; they don't like you. It's just that they have no other option but to "accept British" in order to receive military aid. On the other hand, they maintain a strategic point in the South Atlantic. Regards.
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@Rutler___ @Schizointel @ArmchairAdml For all dipshits like this wax lyrical about the Britain what once was, the Falklands basically encapsulate it. Homogeneous, white. Could be some remote Scottish or Cornish island if you didn’t know any better.
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@Schizointel @ArmchairAdml Their aircraft on that island is more powerful than anything South America has, and other than military basis the island is basically a small British town from the 1980s.
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@inversefox Pre-1982, we would probably have negotiated something with Argentina.
Then the Junta tried to pull a fast one, British subjects were threatened, British soldiers died and it was the last solo military hoorah for a fading power.
It’s the one hill most Brits will die on.
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There was a time when this was a good plan from a US perspective - when a prickly minor ally falls out with a reliable major one, keep silent, as the latter won’t care but the former will.
Britain remains a major ally, but she is now prickly, so this isn’t at all wise any more.
Flying D@TheJJChiles
@Schizointel No need to take sides. We just to change our maps to show them as the Malvinas and sit back and let everyone else work it out.
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@Flormae_ @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu I mean, I’m sure the Kelpers would be more open to economic relations if you stopped saying they have no rights to be there after 150 years.
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@HazyPug @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu nah nosotros no aplaudimos a la dictadura, los genocidas terminaron presos y condenados, muerieron en la carcel, cosa que tu nación imperialista jamás hará porque viven de explotar y robar otros países desde hace cientos de años
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1) the Falklands were originally illegally seized from Argentina in 1833. BUT they have been British ever since.
2) throughout the 1960s and 70s, Argentina negotiated in good faith to trade ownership. They offered concessions, such as “Falklanders won’t have to serve in rhe army.” The British teams all recommended the transfer. Each UK government punted it to the next.
Was Argentina right to invade? Of course not. The Falklanders’ opinion should be taken into account! Plus the major reason for the attack was because the junta was looking for distractions.
But I can’t help but think that it would be cheapest for Argentina to pay each Falklander a million dollars (costing about 3.5 billion) to move away.
British Intel@TheBritishIntel
🚨 CHILE SIDES WITH ARGENTINA ON THE FALKLANDS Chile has officially declared its support for Argentina’s claim over the Falkland Islands. This came in a joint statement after a meeting between the two countries’ leaders. The Falklands are British territory - defended with British blood in 1982. Now more countries are openly testing us because they sense weakness in London. Britain must make it crystal clear: The Falklands are ours and will remain ours forever.
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@_truli @Flormae_ @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu No one killed the Gauchos. They got deported.
Also “leftist” lol
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@HazyPug @Flormae_ @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu Así muestran la hilacha los zurdos violentos sean del lugar que sean: pobres los perritos, que se mueran estas personas de mierda que no estánde acuerdo conmigo.
Como siempre, con la línea que separa derecha de izquierda los extremistas juegan a la soga...
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@Flormae_ @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu I dunno. In the 19th century that was just kinda how empires rolled. You guys cheered on a literal military dictatorship within living memory when it was your turn.
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@TViani86975 @SandyofCthulhu A non-binding resolution drafted nearly two decades before you lot invaded and were seen off.
One could say the situation has changed since then and if you want to revert it, waving around obsolete pieces of paper isn’t going to help.
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@HazyPug @SandyofCthulhu En vez de discutir conmigo, porque no miras la resolución 2065? Y los informes del comité de descolonización de la ONU
Es claro que si tienen en cuenta el bienestar de los isleños, pero no así sus deseos o autodeterminación porque justamente fue implantada luego de una invasión
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@HegelFortniteMC @Lux_Stella_ No-one recognises Antarctic claims anyway.
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@HazyPug @Lux_Stella_ "Absurdly worked up". they use the projected area to claim ownership over the antartida and other natural resources. Stop playing dumb.
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i think its so cool how every argentine is willing to become a kamikaze pilot over a mostly fake 19th century claim to an island of twelve people
Hipólita of the Lily Tribe 🏳️⚧️ 🇦🇷☭@its_hipolita
"i'm a lefty anti-imperialist but I love Margaret Thatcher, implanted colonial populations and the British Empire"
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@Flormae_ @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu There were no indigenous Falkland islanders when Europeans arrived.
But yeah, I agree they shouldn’t have killed the puppers. 19th century Anglos gonna Anglo (see also: the Thylacene)
Feel more sorry for them than a bunch of gauchos, though.
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@HazyPug @icardo8 @SandyofCthulhu si habia poblacion originaria en Malvinas, además los ingleses cometieron la atrocidad de extinguir al perro malvivense para introducir sus ovejas
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@leap_dog Losing the war led to the downfall of the Junta. Any democracy-loving Argentinian should relinquish their claim out of courtesy.
But no, expecting them to care about the right to self-determination instead of poring over two-hundred plus years of colonial claims is too much.
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