1. ur country
2. What was a time when you were proud of your country.
1. France
2. When Chirac stood up to them
1. ur country
Adam Baker
Brayden Hernandez
Kek
Justin Barnes
ahhhh, Jacques... now that was a president *sips*
Jaxson Cox
lmao fucking amerikikes
Asher Howard
1. The UK.
2. When we kicked the Argies' ass over our people and our land in the Falklands
Blake Edwards
>the Falklands
Îles Malouines please. It's a French clay btw.
Jacob Reed
He's a quality weeb
James Williams
Rude
Parker Carter
Wasn't Chirac one of those mainly responsible for mass-immigration into France?
Liam Ross
>1. France
Go back.
Isaiah Gomez
Burgerland
That time we dabbed on Saddam so hard that other countries literally agreed to pay for us to do it.
Jose Gomez
>one of those
Yes, one of those, but not the worst. The one who made it massive was Giscard d’Estaing.
Jason Butler
>Yes, one of those,
Normally I would say that I hope he dies of cancer, but too late for that.
Hudson Morales
Actually he just did nothing to stop the previous politics, just like every french president since Giscard. They all deserve cancer.
Asher Phillips
bumb
Jason Miller
Come on, we know France had business ties to Saddam Hussein. Everyone knows it. Why else were they so adamant about him staying in power.
Parker Clark
Fuck you
Lincoln Stewart
Flag
-1918, 1933-1945
Nolan Jones
>-1918, 1933-1945
What?
Gavin Williams
What isn't clear?
Eli Anderson
Flag.
Congress of Vienna - WWI. Those were our glory years, when we ruled the world and made everyone else bend the knee. They'll never come back. I cri evrytiem :'(
Henry Walker
wasn't thatcher closing many industries in the uk causing riots around that time?
Adrian Turner
1918 = end of WWI, Germany in hell
1933 = Hitler in power, Germany in heaven
1945 = end of WWII, Germany in hell again
??
Noah Bailey
Honestly I can never think of a time when I was tbqh
Michael Peterson
>1918 = end of WWI, Germany in hell
Yeah, the -1918 was supposed to symbolize the time before the end of WW1.
The 1933-1945 was again a time period.
Samuel Scott
>Any year before the Iberian Union.