@elonmusk Nationalism and race supremacy have never been part of socialist ideology. The 'socialist' in Nazi was a propaganda tool in the 20's to lure the uneducated underclass to gain mass support. Interesting that you fell for it nearly 100 later
@G233ny@NotFarLeftAtAll They have not benefited as they have not sold the house to release equity. Wages are not that much higher in London but property prices are by a lot. If you live up north house prices vs salary is much more advantageous vs those living in S.E atm.
@Rennie_Ltd@NotFarLeftAtAll By forcing them to move? 'Housing stock' is due to a big increase in adult population (+15% ) in 20 yrs due to international migration, lack of developers to build houses, people living longer. None of which is the fault of that generation.
@AJ0942548836154@davits_ney There were British and American sailors (whalers and seal hunters) based there. Argentina tried to seize it in 1826 and put a very small population there but Britain protested and eventually seized it back in 1833.
@davits_ney@AJ0942548836154 Only 4 people decided to leave the Island. The rest were happy to live under British rule. There was never an violence, clearance, or mass expulsion. That is all pathetic nationalistic propaganda taught to young kids
@davits_ney@AJ0942548836154 This is not true. The British had a sovereign claim on the land but vacated due to the Napoleonic global conflict. They left markers & a plaque stating it was British territory. It was then illegally settled. No-one was forcibly removed on return of Brits
@davits_ney 1. It isn't your land, and has never been. 2. Big lack of self awareness but if you feel so strongly about it I would suggest giving Argentina back to the indigenous population and moving back to Spain, or does your colonial genocidal past not count because....?
@DerechaHippie@JRD0000 that is a terrible, inaccurate deflection from being soundly beaten in the previous statement. We don't really care if you won't let it go, it's like a puppy yapping at a rottweiler
@FrenteIslasArg@IL0VEthe80s@jmrosas1845 not very clear what question you asked but A. I. is not always accurate. Not exactly the 'gotcha' moment you think. Fact: there was no forced expulsion in 1833. Most stayed, 4 left freely.
@LauraS598371@SebastianSchuff this is disgusting misogyny and should be held accountable for this in his position. He is meant to uphold himself to the highest standards as a human rights advocate and this is about as low as you can get.
@brezhneviano because you are spoon fed nationalist propaganda without educating yourself to the wider context. We are more honestly educated (mostly) that our history is complex and not always right by any means, but on this we are 100% sure
@MandsBTS14 not true, as Britain had already claimed it before Argentina became a country and were reaffirming it's right. All settlers were told they could stay, 4 decided to leave
@LucaBEnVivo They weren't expelled and this is universally acknowledged- except in Argentina. Ask Grok and see what he says. UN recognises it as a British overseas territory. I think your map is wrong.
@pedrotower51 ask Grok I dare you. There was no forceful expulsion and all residents already there were told they were welcome to stay. Four chose to leave. This is bullshit