1. you're country

Imagine even for a second pretending that these shithole matters only because you manage to conquer a bunch of spearchuckers with your machineguns

>tiny territories are equivalent to a state larger than half of europe
okey

In reality, they aren't.
Unless you're 12 or legit retarded

How the fuck there's no Greek data?

What are the top 10 because I'm too retarded to tell the difference between the two darkest shades of blue

What is this a map of

Hawaii, Canarias, Madeira, Açores (even fucking Mauritius next to Réunion) are painted, and a département larger than Swiss is always "no data" on burger maps, you are clearly uneducated.

ANSWER MY DAMN QUESTION

READ THE FILENAME

why would i care about french territories

What does it mean

go back

I guess

T.homo

Feels good to be part of the good guys team

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Jow Forums.org rank in country
>Australia - 75
>United States - 88
>Canada - 92
>United Kingdom - 96
>Germany - 302

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>territories
Yeah, burger education. Besides, why would you care about Portugese "territories" in this case?

2ch.net (5ch.net) rank in Japan
>34

Is it referring to how popular reddit is in the country

>ylilauta
>better than reddit
not even comparable lmao

Modern European "colonies" are more like autonomous regions, or territories

Can I ask a very very stupid question?
Where can I get map like OP but in blank mode??

No, they aren't, and you're an absolute moron. France has some autonomous territories, yes, for instance Mayotte or New Caledonia, but Guyane is 100% France.

Does Guyana vote?

Sure that really bothers you

>Hawaii is larger than half of Europe
k
By the way, Alaska is some 1 million square kilometers, so at best it's twice as large as Spain or France, and it's smaller than European Russia.
French Guyane is 3 times larger than Hawaii.

what is it that makes america so innately 'reddit'?
reddit is even an american website

Açores are autonomous, and they even aren't colonies, Portugese were the first inhabitants.
French overseas départements aren't autonomous at all, they are no different than Gironde or Alsace or Paris.

>Mayotte
Since 2011 they are like Guadaloupe, Martinique, French Guyana, Reunion and Metropolitan France

Yes, why do you think we're telling you they're not a fucking territory. They are a department with the same rights as the rest of the country.

Retards bother me. Googling "French Guiana" should be enough to know that it isn't, in fact, equivalent to their oversea territories, that it isn't equivalent to Puerto Rico. But they just won't do that, so they resort to defending their own ignorance with "ha ha but it's just because I don't care" and then feel smug about it

>French overseas départements aren't autonomous at all
This. Corsica has probably more autonomy than most DOM. Catalonia has more autonomy than the Canary islands.

Aww you poor thing. Why don't we try to smile a little?

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>Réunion
What is this place like, anyway? Do you know?

We got an user from Saint-Benoit - Réunion posting regularly. It's a comfy place with a lack of blond girls apparently

Awesome. I was hoping it would be comfy.

Family goes there on vacation a lot. It's a little paradise island, provided you're not actually from the wrong population there.

It's a nice island, uninhabited at first (so not an evil colony), awesome landscapes, and probably the world record of death by sharks per capita.
Plane tickets are rather cheap from here, it's a cool vacation spot if you don't do surf.