💗💗 i love you all very much, especially our latin american siblings. argentina is latin america. we want to be. i couldn't be any more in love with this continent. please, anything about argentina, the bad and the good, we can create a space and talk about it. i miss you sm! 💗
@primavera13_ mi amor!!!! lo que te extraño 💔💔 te mando mucha mucha fuerza y un enorme abrazo mi corazón, está siendo muy doloroso entrar a redes siendo argentinx :(((( sos tan dulce con todo lo que decís siempre y te agradezco del fondo de mi corazón, sos luz en esta mierda d red social💞☹️
@nightytay one of the most important subjects regarding our today's culture, world perceptions on it and historical revisionism, yes, yes. i'll get home in a few hours and i'll make a text to approach this matter. thank you so much for bringing it up, dear oomf ♡ i missed you btw :')
@return2address la verdad es que estoy bastante preocupada y triste. casi ya no abro tw porque me pone muy mal leer y ver las nuevas líneas de pensamiento que parecen estar instauradísimas. creo que tw está notificando mi tweet porque me desaparecí un montón de tiempo, los extraño mucho ☹️💗
dawg stupid ass propaganda went too far do you know what england did to black people and to almost the entire world 😭😭😭 biggest empire in history for a reason 😭😭😭 also hello everyone it's been a while i love you very much
@FloofyBob@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes what are you even saying. of course argentina and all america belongs to the indigenous people lmao don't even know how this relates to anything
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes also, britain's claim was incoherent with their diplomatic history on the islands. when argentine confederation declared in 1820, after independence, control over the whole territory, included the islands, england didn't say a word. settled economic agreements with us even, 1825
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes argentine confederation government didn't have any resources to make a fuss, that's why the return went smoothly. we weren't even a country and we had been going through rough decades trying to become one with what we had. the government put a diplomatic reclaim in an instant
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes not to mention all the other issues aside from history on the ownership and control on them. england is exploiting resources from the argentine sea and has militar base on it. the geographical and political implications, the 'today' issues, are just as important
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes sovereignity* i realized thanks to your tweet that i was making a wrong instinctive translation from spanish to english of the word soberanía. sorry
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes governments established by them since the legitimate recognition to 1810, when they lost political control over their lands to us, the new native government. since we were new and in our first soberany, we had issues to attend, as the war against spain on the north, +
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes Puerto Soledad, among all the militar base and resources explotation that had been being settled by our government. so, no, england didn't come in 1833 to some land with no name, people or institutions that they had decades ago to claim back in the form of empty space
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes britain willingly left the islands in 1766. when we gained political authonomy on 1810, we started to take action on the islands. by 1820, our soberane government had already a governor on malvinas and by 1829, there was a permanently established community in there, by+
@HollisBWH@ojvhteuhyhes just saw this. yes i know how my continent looked like during 1833, no need for the map. i don't want to reset land ownership to any year. i want england to recognize that there's a historical-geographical-jurisdictional issue that has never been debated and to open it with us