Why are they like this?
Why are they like this?
Jackson Johnson
Jordan Parker
do poles really?
Aiden Wilson
Because it's a fact
Sorry for that by the way, Dymitriads were a bit of a dick move
Dylan Morales
>it's a fact
Created by pic related in his 'El gran duque de Moscovia' (1606)
Historians just copy-pasted fiction as a 'fact'.
Blake Johnson
wtf is this cartoon supposed to be? an oven mitt?
Justin Miller
Honestly I don't get it. No one in Eastern Europe is as arrogant as them, even countries that are better and have more historical importance.
Jace Roberts
>conquered Moscow
>barricaded themselves inside Kremlin and started cannibilizing themselves due to starvation and fear of going outside
sasuga poles
Aiden Mitchell
#NeverForget
Isaiah Wright
Why are you so arrogant then, when your blighted kind spend 600 years under our protection like some endangered animal?
Liam Hill
We aren't arrogant as Poles, at least not on the internet.
Asher Garcia
>No one in Eastern Europe is as arrogant as them
You clearly haven't seen Lithuanians and their amount of historical we wuzzery then
Xavier Watson
>who are mongols
Adam Watson
>We aren't arrogant
>at least not on the internet.
Ahahahahahahahahaha, oh wait you're serious? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This must be your first day on the internet then.
Jaxon Lee
Of course you are, you're a bunch of honorless dogs that should be shot on sight. But that's beside the point. Many nations in EE are proud, or "arrogant" as you say it, like I said the Lithuanians love to we wuz about their history, the Czechs have a massive superiority complex over other Slavs because of their higher standard of living, Estonians have a superiority complex over other Balts because they see themselves as Nordic. When Poles do it it just irks you, because you're a fucking kike.
Jordan Cooper
>Unity Day (also called Day of People’s Unity or National Unity Day; Russian: Дeнь нapoднoгo eдинcтвa, Denʹ narodnogo yedinstva) is a national holiday in Russia held on November 4 (October 22, Old Style). It commemorates the popular uprising which expelled Polish occupation forces from Moscow in November 1612, and more generally the end of the Time of Troubles and turning point of the Polish-Muscovite War (1605–1618).
Wew, you lads took this pretty seriously
I'm really sorry Moscow burned down, our nobles weren't exactly the most considerate of people
Anthony Rodriguez
Why would mongols conquer their own city though
Aiden Lewis
>pic
lmao it turned out a tad differently irl
Brody Nelson
Only army that actually took the city was a combined Russian-Swedish army
Gabriel Young
tatars marched twice as far as moscow but didnt bother to hold it. just captured slaves, loot and went back. they called it those marches "harvesting of steppes".
Wyatt Powell
Raids don't mean shit. In the middle ages Poles raided Hungary and Bohemia multiple times, Poland of course got raided too. The soldiers would steal some shit, rape some sluts and then head back home. This is not comparable at all with actually holding land and administering it.
Easton Reed
Sweater that's popular in Russia
Sebastian Myers
Poles eventually paid
Noah Rogers
How come Russians constantly say how they don't care about Poland, and yet you create butthurt threads like this every day?
Nathan Cooper
Kayden Jackson
cute
Aaron Lewis
Rent free
Jaxon Ramirez
>dat u*rainian hiding behind the Russian girls leg.
Oliver Johnson
lol
Wyatt Gonzalez
Jordan Richardson
Ryan King
what's the source?
Henry Ward
to love ru, maki.
Anthony Morgan
nie jestem sraki debilu
ale dziękuje
Isaac Scott
Dylan Sanchez
no spoko nie-maki
Michael Hughes
Justin Cox
h-harder
Kevin Powell
>strano shary where 90% of comics are about Poland
>actual r34 of partitions and Polish uprisings
>xaxa we don't care about polsha, they're so butthurt about us
I'm getting mixed signals here
You guys are weird
Aaron Rodriguez
Okay this one is kind of cute
Christian Cruz
kek'd at that turkic larper hohol
Chase Green
Disappearing from the map for a while seriously hurt their ego.
Polen is still better then Russia though comparing the late early period of tsarist russia to the russian empire that defined taking moscow/defeating it as a feat is just dishonest.