@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell Oh, okay, you're a troll. It took me way to long to figure it out. Good job.
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There’s no conspiracy your entire nation is just the lolcow of the day that’s all
Mauvinas@MauvinasLP
Se esta llenando Twitter de británicos (bots?) discutiendo la soberanía argentina sobre Malvinas. Algo esta pasando.
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell But Argentina literally fought a war against Spain to be independent, and by international law, every piece of land that was part of the colony, became part of the new nation. This doesn't apply only to Argentina. You can look up uti possidetis juris if you don't believe me.
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell argentina didn't, but the country through which you are claiming argentina has possession of the falklands did.
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell Because Britain took the fucking islands by force, how many times do I need to say it.
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell How do you think literally every country on Earth was founded? Every country on Earth has a violent history during its creation.
But you know what Argentina didn't do? Argentina didn't sail to the other side of the world to try to claim an island.
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell how do you think argentina was founded? breaking bread with the incas??
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell There literally was an Argentinian settlement when they took them in 1833.
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell France settling first (rightful owners). Britain settling second (unlawful owners). Britain leaves. France gives the islands to Spain (rightful owners). Argentina gains independence, and by uti possidetis juris (international law), they became the rightful owners of the island.
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell british leave the island in 1770s: illegitimate claim forever, even after re-settling the island in the 1830s
argentinians leave in the 1830s: being denied sovereignity over their rightful indigenous rock
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell It was an imperialistic country (that still has colonies to this day, in the 21st century by the way), trying to take territory by force, which is exactly what they also did with the Falklands.
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell i don't know much pre-modern argentina history but a cursory glance shows me that these invasions were regular acts of war
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell It wasn't uninhabited when Britain took them in 1833 (there was a settlement there, which they took by force), and Britain had abandoned the islands 60 years prior to that. They also weren't the first settlers (the French were, who gave the islands to Spain).
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell is it not obvious the difference between genociding the native population that already live on the land and settling on an uninhabited island?
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell Oh, so it's okay to do it in some places and not okay to do it in others, got it. A little hypocritical, isn't it?
What do you think about the British invasions in Buenos Aires in 1806 and 1807 where they unsuccesfully tried to take control of the city? Are you okay with that?
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@claudegm @MauvinasLP @aledornell i think its can be true that the british committed horrific acts in some parts of the world but also legally settled a random uninhabited island
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@United1908 @jhallwood Oh, let's say that a country of 45 million people are Nazis because a few decided to go there after WWII. It's stupid The UK has a history of genocide, are you genocidal? You have a history of piracy, many of whom were rapist. Are you a rapist? The Nazis weren't even Argentinian
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@claudegm @jhallwood Probably all that racism makes people put 2 and 2 together
You're all also white europeans, basically thr same race as us lol
High profile Nazis also didnt go to the US to hide like they did to Argentina
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Argentina is the whitest country in South America. How do they think that happened? They are colonists. Their entire proximity to the Falklands is thanks to the Conquest of the Desert when their forebears butchered the natives of Patagonia. Third world victim-aggressor mindset.
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@Skeleman71 But not the first to settle them, which were the French. Also, the British left the islands for 60 years before coming back and taking them by force by driving away the Argentinian people that settled there in the 1820s.
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Saying “implanted british population” when the British were the first people to set foot on the island
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Dime 🇦🇷@Dimememem
i love the argument of "99% of the implanted british population of the islands chose to remain british"
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@JMsHistoryCorn1 @Owen_LewisKraus The islands had been abandoned by the British for decades before that
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@Owen_LewisKraus That's before Argentina existed, and decades after Britain settled the islands
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If that's the case, why does Argentina have an official document from 1813 from Captain Henry Jones, requesting permission to go to the Islands to hunt sea lions...?
Oliver De'Mari@Olivyre_
@SerbinPont Did you miss the part where Argentina never owned the islands? Argentina wasn't even an independent country when Brits first settled there
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@Davidisonaroll @DeptfordWife1 @leap_dog Argentina doesn't care about the Falklanders, they only care about the land. If Argentina ever gets the islands (they won't because Britain wants the oil) the Falklanders can stay if they want
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@claudegm @DeptfordWife1 @leap_dog Ok, so the Falklander Islanders will go back to Britain when all of the above happens.
I.e., never.
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@United1908 @jhallwood The amount of Nazis that immigrated after WWII are miniscule compared to Argentina's population. And yet every time people mention Argentina, they think we're all Nazis. More Nazis went to the US than Argentina, but you don't talk about that. That's ignorant and borderline racist
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@claudegm @jhallwood Are you saying that there wasn't Nazis that fled tk Argentina after Germany Surrendered in WW2?
And wheres the racism?
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@hvsperus @MauvinasLP @aledornell Oh, yeah, so let's side with the nation that comitted one of the largest genocides in recent history in India.
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@MauvinasLP @aledornell … given that there are no indigenous people on the island… and the british claim predates the argentine claim, casting yourselves alongside people actually being genocided is actually despicable
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@Phoumi1975 Pronouns in bio and a furry. Your opinion is automatically invalid.
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Democratic Kampuchea had more substantive historical and demographic claims to the lands it attempted to seize than Argentina has to the Falklands
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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The Falklands belong to the British! 🇬🇧🇫🇰
Politics Global@PolitlcsGlobal
🚨🇬🇧 NEW: Chile’s President has expressed his support for Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands Tensions between Argentina and the UK have grown recently due to expanded resource extraction activities in the territory [@MercoPressNews]
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@United1908 @jhallwood Oh, please tell us more about the Nazis. 7% of Argentina's population is descended from Germans (BUT Volga Germans, so Russians) that immigrated decades before WWII. Also, one of the highest populations of Jews in the world. So, what Nazis, you ignorant, racist prick?
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@CatilynHolmes @MauvinasLP @reportingLibya No, we're not a colony, we're a FORMER colony, we're a sovereign nation, just like the US and every other country in the Americas.
The Falklands, in the other hand, are 100% a colony.
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@MauvinasLP @reportingLibya @claudegm If you actually think you’re not a Spanish colony you are not a sentient human being, makes sense you voted for Milei.
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De hecho nos pertenecen desde 1810. Gran Bretaña nos reconoce la soberania en 1825. Después nos las quitan y expulsan nuestra población de las islas. La resolución 2065 plantea que la disputa es por la tierra no por la gente, no aplica la autodeterminación de los kelpers putos.
skeleman 🇨🇦🌈@Skeleman71
It’s actually very simple -The Islands were uninhabited prior to European settlement -They never once belonged to Argentina -Most importantly, they voted 99.8% yes in a referendum to remain British Meanwhile the Argentine claim is “gimme gimme gimme I want it”
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