@__Svetlyak__@Carli_Bianco Nine generations created something else: a distinct population with their own identity and democratic will. Self-determination isnโt a consolation prize for colonizersโitโs what anti-colonialism actually means. Respecting the islandersโ choice is the principled position.
@ChuLo_Leone@empaladosok Colonialism isnโt just distanceโitโs about self-determination. The Falkland Islanders are an actual population who consistently choose to remain British ๐ฌ๐ง๐ฌ๐ง๐ฌ๐ง!!!!!
That matters more than proximity to Argentina. The UN upholds peoplesโ right to choose their own status
@__Svetlyak__@Carli_Bianco There are around 3,500 islanders, many of them nine generations deep โ longer than many Argentine families have been in Argentina !!!!!
@JavierGette@empaladosok There are around 3,500 islanders, many of them nine generations deep โ longer than many Argentine families have been in Argentina !!!!!
@GeneralMilani When it comes to the Falklands:
Argentina cares most about controlling the fish, oil and land.
The UK cares most about the wishes of the people living there.
Which one sounds like colonialism to you?
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@MalenaGalmarini When it comes to the Falklands:
Argentina cares most about controlling the fish, oil and land.
The UK cares most about the wishes of the people living there.
Which one sounds like colonialism to you?
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@TGCarlosPresti When it comes to the Falklands:
Argentina cares most about controlling the fish, oil and land.
The UK cares most about the wishes of the people living there.
Which one sounds like colonialism to you?
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@NicolasdelCano When it comes to the Falklands:
Argentina cares most about controlling the fish, oil and land.
The UK cares most about the wishes of the people living there.
Which one sounds like colonialism to you?
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