ProleNationalism

@caslablancas Sad those young lads sent to die for no reason. I fear the same mistake may happen again.

muestrenles ésta foto hermano, se me caen las lágrimas.

@TheeDrGroyper They’re niggers

95% of Argentinas population are European descendant, primarily Italian, Spanish, Irish and German. Why do people seethe of this fact?

@jakeshieldsajj When are you coming out as having converted to Islam, Jake?

Nick's obsession with Sneako is turning downright weird and creepy It's like a guy who keeps talking anout how much his ex misses him and she's already dating another guy Move on Nick Sneako isn't gonna do that collab with you

@JohnWight1 They don’t, it doesn’t and we do.

The Falklands belong to Argentina, Gibraltar belongs to Spain, and the British have no rights over any part of the island of Ireland.

@icardo8 Spiritual 3rd worlders support actual 3rd worlders, who would have thought that?

Como van a alentar en las Islas Británicas.

@patomolina FIFA got them to all those finals, 3rd world scum.

Inglaterra jugó solo una final. España también, una final. Francia jugó cuatro finales. Argentina jugó seis finales, igualando la suma de todas las finales de los países que mencioné antes. Argentina no necesita ayuda de la FIFA para llegar a estas instancias. Más respeto.

@jrgtrrzz lol what a gimp

Argentina and its people are very controversial currently, but they don’t shame and mock me for speaking my native language and my accent, my culture and history and don’t deny any wrongdoings towards my country, I will always support the opposition to England in anything in life

@JakePart2 Shut up you queer

The Argentina/Falklands discourse is so fucking tiresome. A pointless loss of life caused by Thatcher’s pride for islands on the other side of the world that have no reason being British (nor does anywhere, colonialism is a cancer) but aside from the pointless pearl clutching

@TheeDrGroyper They’re spic niggers

The cope begins. Now the “Euros” are falling back on the world claim: “my Africans vs your Africans” argument. Argentina: >doesn’t race mix >grandparents had front row seats to Nuremberg Rallies >huge devotion to Our Blessed Mother be like 🇦🇷

@derechazoar They lost the war and was extremely embarrassing for how little of a fight they put up. Argentinians are spiritual niggers.

🇦🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 "A INGLATERRA LE PIDO UN COMBATE, VENÍ SIN LOS FIERROS, NO SEAS COBARDE, SOS CAGÓN SOS CAGÓN, INGLATERRA SOS CAGÓN". ‼️ El nuevo TEMAZO de la hinchada argentina.

@palinotfound Your ma is a fat slag, mate.

no me puedo dormir. son las 5 y 20 de la mañana, tengo que laburar hoy a la tarde y no puedo dejar de pensar en lo que vamos a vivir el miércoles. te cuento rápido: mi vieja es instrumentadora quirúrgica y fue a malvinas con 23 años, estuvo en el buque hospital almirante irizar junto con otras instrumentadoras, son solo 7 en total reconocidas oficialmente por el gobierno en 2012. gracias a ellas, muchos soldados lograron vivir y volvieron a casa sanos y salvos. otros se fueron en malvinas. otros no pudieron reintegrarse acá. mi vieja sigue luchando por malvinizar en toda la argentina y que no olvidemos esta causa. entiendo que es un partido de fútbol, sí pero no entendés lo que es argentina y malvinas para nosotros, para mi vieja, para mí. me pega muy de cerca. muy. literalmente, en el centro del corazón. en la vida. en todo lo que sé, en todo lo que conozco desde que tengo uso de razón, porque...es mi vieja, ¿entendés? mi mamá se llama silvia barrera y es la mujer más condecorada en la historia de las fuerzas armadas. sé que es un partido de fútbol. lo sé. pero mirá, si la historia va a ser tan épica, que sea el mismísimo messi y la scaloneta la que salga a representar a esta mujer, a esas mujeres, a esos hombres que quedaron en malvinas, a esos que volvieron y no pudieron, a esos que siguen y no olvidan y a nosotros, los 47 millones de argentinos que acompañamos a cada paso. mirá si la vida le da una alegría así a mi vieja. mirá si llega a pasar. ya vivirlo es increíble. pero mirá si pasa. elijo creer 🇦🇷💙🫂🫵✨️

@pxrcywxst That’s what happens when you’re shit mate you get a bad seed, you’re one of the shite team they feed the big countries who get good seeding.

Argentina v England in the semis both teams COMBINED have faced less top 10 nations than Scotland did sound

@AusTexican @MrWinMarshall Dearborn Michigan? St Paul Minnesota? Aren’t Islamists making their own town in Texas right this min? You’re a fat yank retard, you’re already at 50% and dropping fast, America will fall to the brownoid tide far before any European country.

@MrWinMarshall No offense but the Argentinians could probably waltz in to the Falklands these days...you all can't even keep Islamists out of your own country. 😬

Hilarious to see Argentines, despite having an extremely based President, are nevertheless painfully Woke when it comes to the British Falkland Islands - rewriting history, playing the victim, hyper-sensitive, oppressed-narrative

@Rho_die He was a deranged queer. Regardless I hope his passing was peaceful surrounded by his favourite rent boys.

The only “proof” LG is gay is that he didn’t have sex with women, a common gynoworld fallacy. He was a Southern Dandy and in this household, may only be criticized for neocon reasons.

@MarioNawfal He was abusing young boys butt holes instead

🇺🇸 Lindsey Graham spent 31 years at the center of American power and left behind a net worth of just under $1.5 million. That put him 294th of 535 members of Congress, closer to the bottom half than the top. For contrast, the Senate's richest member, James Justice, is worth an estimated $664 million. Lindsey owned a townhouse near the Capitol valued around $890,000 and a home back in South Carolina, most of his money sitting in mutual funds and bond funds. Say what you like about his politics, at least he wasn't abusing his position for insider trading Source: New York Post / Writer: Julie

@greta He spent it all on rent boys

The fact that he did not get rich as a politician says a lot

@MonikerGeller He’s so out of date he doesn’t even dress like a Roadman

Ali G was funny for about 5 mins back in the late 90s when he was interviewing unsuspecting marks. It was dead by the 2nd series. Who TF is encouraging him to bring it back now - nearly 30 years later?

@AidanSimardone Yes.

Europeans want African minerals, African oil, African cocoa, African coffee, African labor, but they don't want Africans

@AndyMk_83 Ian Wright is scum who wasn’t very good and the only reason he gets pushed is because he’s a crying arse

To this day, there isn't a single English sports person that has endured anything close to the level of abuse David Beckham suffered after France 98. A white London boy, who's face was put on a dartboard in the papers, hanging effigies & horrendous abuse at every football ground.

@RichardPtardio They’re 3rd world retards, we have nothing in common.

I’ve always thought the English and the Argentinians have far more in common than either side likes to admit. Back in the late 1990s, I was sent to Buenos Aires for a few months to advise a bank. The city was booming. The dollar-peso peg was still in place, the restaurants were full and everyone appeared to be spending money they assumed would remain valuable. Although, as so often is the case in Argentina, economic disaster was waiting politely around the corner. I had been put up alone in an enormous mock-Tudor house in the suburbs. Each morning, I commuted into the city, offered my wisdom and returned home in time for a solitary glass of Malbec. On the third evening, there was a knock at the door. Half the neighbourhood had arrived, carrying meat and wine. Within minutes, they had occupied the garden, lit a fire and begun cooking what remains one of the finest meals I have ever eaten. From that point, I didn't eat alone for the rest of my stay. Before long, I was known affectionately as "el inglés", and the entire street had begun interfering in my personal life. I was set up on dates, lectured on the inadequacies of English football and, within a fortnight, persuaded to begin psychoanalysis. That is Argentina. You arrive as a guest and very quickly find yourself with a nickname, being fed, contradicted and treated like family. We share with them a self-deprecating humour and a wistful fondness for some grander, half-remembered past. I have ever since admired the Argentinians for possessing something we British always struggle with. The emotional courage to say what we really think.