@chiquilinmayer3@RealistaHiper A nosotros no nos conquistó nadie. En todo caso, somos los descendientes de los conquistadores. Los españoles son los descendientes de los que nunca salieron a conquistar.
Colonia es lo que Milei ha hecho de Argentina.
@ElTrumpista Si los catalanes, vascos y gallegos vivieran en cualquier otro país de Europa, hace tiempo que sus idiomas e identidades habrían desaparecido. Reniegan del buen trato.
Además, Hispania es toda la península. Su rencilla es contra los castellanos.
@PedroBa60863528 Mentalidad apátrida eurofanatizada, el cáncer de Latinoamérica.
Argentina podría estar entre los países más ricos del mundo (otra vez), si tan solo supiera integrarse con sus vecinos.
Hartos psicólogos, porque viven en melancolía.
PD: Perú y México tienen más arq. europea.
El Congo habla lengua romance, mayoría.
Usa alfabeto latino como verdadero alfabeto (fonéticamente) para sus otros idiomas.
Ley mezcla derecho romano-napoleónico con propia.
Religión mayoritaria: catolicismo.
Urbanismo no ajeno
Compatibilidad: media-alta
https://t.co/KmgH6wKLtz
¿Y si mejor les llevamos libertad y democracia a California y Tejas?
Sus poblaciones, mayoritariamente hispanoparlantes, viven oprimidas por el régimen de pedófilos escatológicos anglozionistas. Generan la mayor riqueza, y a cambio el régimen los grava punitivamente.
The next Louisiana Purchase? Here’s an idea: the United States acquires the Baja California Peninsula from Mexico for $1 to $5 trillion.
Every Mexican citizen living in Baja receives dual U.S.-Mexico citizenship, plus a $50,000 investment account.
Then America gets to work: world-class infrastructure, deep-water ports, desalination, nuclear energy, housing, universities, and industry. Tijuana and Mexicali could become major reindustrialization zones.
In return, the United States gains nearly 1,800 miles of some of the most spectacular coastline on Earth and the chance to build the great new economic region.
Is this a crazy idea? Of course. But so was the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.
@Emotionalc77106@BHibburd@HearnsOfficial If this is too advanced for you brainlets, you could just visit Argentina, see the faces there and compare to the USA or Australia.
@Emotionalc77106@BHibburd@HearnsOfficial Pre-independence Río de la Plata was in fact a Spanish Jesuit bastion for the Guaraní and other natives, who fled by the masses from British-allied Portuguese America to avoid the slave catchers.
@BHibburd@HearnsOfficial Spain built America, pretty much single-handedly, and despite of you, jackasses.
We exist because of Spain. Had you arrived here first, natives would have been exterminated like in the USA.
"El león cree que todos son de su condición."
@VeryBrexitProbs In summary, the Spanish viceroyalty of Río de la Plata allowed your bootleg settlement to coexist with their legal one (as recognized by France). Then you abandoned it out of greed and volition. In exchange, you came back with an invading force to drive them out. Ungrateful fucks
@VeryBrexitProbs > "Spain abandons the islands"
You forgot a tiny detail, dipshit:
You were attacking both American and European Spain. It's not like people abandoned out of the blue.
Voluntary abandonment is what you had actually done in 1774.
Misleading
Vanadium (23) was discovered by del Río🇪🇸 in Mexico🇲🇽 (New Spain, to be precise). The Swedish claim came 20 years later.
Platinum (78) was discovered by Ulloa🇪🇸 in what is now Colombia🇨🇴.
Only Wolframium (74) was actually isolated in Spain, by the Elhuyar brothers.
@Dr_Magnusson1 Vanadium (23) was discovered by del Río🇪🇸 in Mexico🇲🇽 (New Spain, to be precise). The Swedish claim came 20 years later.
Platinum (78) was discovered by Ulloa🇪🇸 in what is now Colombia🇨🇴.
Only Wolframium (74) was actually isolated in Spain, by the Elhuyar brothers.
@tallahaasee@UnnaTuitera Ciudad histórica, patrimonio de la humanidad. Rosario es de finales del s. 18, Buenos Aires es un invento de los siglos 19 y 20.