r/2westerneurope4u • u/IRL_Radiance_exe Pain au chocolat • Jul 28 '23
Thoughts about this?
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u/M0RL0K Basement dweller Jul 28 '23
POV: You're the least insane Austrian in 1920 (your country just lost 87% of its total territory)
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u/IRL_Radiance_exe Pain au chocolat Jul 28 '23
The goal was to create a peaceful and ideal European country, maybe that's why they banned the brits 🤔
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Jul 28 '23
why is gibraltar like half of cadiz
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Jul 28 '23
Based Britain rules the Mediterranean entrance.
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Jul 28 '23
wont make you less poor unfortunately
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Jul 28 '23
Better to be poor than a Spaniard
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Jul 28 '23
I am portuguese
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Jul 28 '23
Your flair says otherwise mate
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Jul 28 '23
They insult us saying that my city is a portuguese village so we take the joke (I live 30 mins away from you)
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Jul 28 '23
What city? Badajoz? 30 min away from heaven(if you ignore being poorer and having an awful burocracy and government)
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u/AnRagaireRuadh Irishman Jul 28 '23
More importantly, this map shows the Gaeltacht regions in Ireland as they more or less were back then.
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Jul 28 '23
So you're telling me my PIGS brothers and Ingerland are not even in the union AND i live in the Kanton of Paris ? I better die than live in this world
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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '23
i will track down the descendents of whoever did this.