@babynucifera It's not the same, and I am not saying it's the same, but it would be a tiny tiny bit similar to the dissolution of the USSR and the separation into Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic States, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia, etc, obviously without the socialist ideology of it.
@babynucifera You need to keep in mind that there are many Irish and Scots and Welsh who like Argentines, but there are also Scots, Irish, and Welsh people who are more closer to the English and the latter will call the former, traitors.
@lucedes04@cutesy_kuromiii I wanna learn more about what goes on in the Scandinavian countries...
Since here in England there were massive riots in 2024 and also in Belfast in 2026.
@babynucifera I hate countryballs so much sometimes for example in YouTube videos, it's used a lot when the topic is supposed to be approached from a serious, educational, historical way ๐ญ
@babynucifera@Avalon_0 Of course in Britain, there is an imperialist bubble. For example, Cromwell's statue is still there despite him being a terrible man and his actions being some of the first English (later British) settler colonial actions in history.
@babynucifera@Avalon_0 I am NOT PLANNING to make Britain or other European countries seem less bad.
I feel like an example of this bubble, for example in the USA is the insane militarism there.
The "thank you for your service".
Also, WARPLANES fly over STADIUMS and I am like... what the fuck?
@Avalon_0@babynucifera I notice that many Americans don't think they benefit from imperialism.
I do since I live in London. I am not proud of benefitting off imperialism (I do support South Korea then England in the World Cup), however, it is true.
Do you think many First Worlders live in a bubble?