When it comes to Falkland Islands, historically speaking, they belong to whoever has the strength to take them and the competency to hold them.
Argentina has neither, which is why they constantly go around basically begging someone to just give them over.
@NealOKelly Never underestimate the scots ability to make up some absolute horseshit if it involves impotently hating the english in some kind of way.
Completely mindraped individuals, can't be saved.
I unironically think that believing that the Falklands belong to Argentina while being a British citizen should be grounds for immediate disenfranchisement. Those kinds of people are mind raped beyond repair and are incapable of productively engaging in the democratic process.
@BeormasSpam These people are genuinely too low iq to consider anything past their own blind hatred of the English.
They literally can't do anything else. Actual lost causes.
@jmrosas1845 Its a settled matter legally, it's ours.
Historically speaking, The Falklands belong to the one that has the strength and competency to hold them.
So... square up, or fuck off.
@Landeur "Supporting themselves" usually means "taking an opportunity from a native through fundamentally unfair hiring practices".
Especially considering that 1 native for every 27 foreigners hired statistic.
@Sargon_of_Akkad I mean fair, but I'm still going point out that the worst time to say "well you're all expendable anyway" to someone is when they're right in the middle of performing a task on your behalf.
Doesn't matter if you're technically correct, you're still bang out of order for this.
@Landeur@Steve_Laws_ Making the designation is bad enough, especially during a time where nationalists are still needed.
By telling them that they will one day be made redundant means they'll just start phoning it in at best, if not calling the bluff and letting it all fall apart now.