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[Bel @RogueBelen]

@worstofallworld Pero quien dice que no tenemos cultura? Siento que es todo lo contrario, de hecho se forman estereotipos en base a esa cultura (mate, futbol, gaucho, campo, tango, etc)

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@NealGardner_ You’ve been showing on my feed since the start of the WC and you always have the worst takes 😭🙏

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@nn12papitaspay @luki_la_puti Quien habló de ahora? El tweet dice que el gobierno de Alberto “no fue tan malo” y objetivamente CON DATOS fue uno de los peores. Es increíble como no saben de lo que hablan, están totalmente fanatizados 🤮

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@nn12papitaspay @luki_la_puti Che pero fue hace tres años esto, enserio no pueden fingir tanta demencia, nos acordamos todos!!

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@_mattsio @luki_la_puti Es terrible como quieren reescribir la historia 😭 pasó hace tres años, todos nos acordamos del desearte que fue. Top peores gobiernos 🙏

[euge⋆˚࿔ @eugebegone]

- Forcefully displayed native people from their homes
- Claimed the land as their own based on an old paper
- Now they don’t want to leave because it’s their home (on stolen land)

Sounds similar? Or the rooted imperialism is too strong?

[☀️ @safictem]

The argentina claim about the islands is the most it’s the simplest to understand:

No invasion and we don’t want israelies/british companies exploiting a islands who are in argentina maritime platform

If you support United Kingdom invasion in argentinian islands, you’re stupid.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@TartanToehold @SoyFiore23 @AngloChud2001 You know I’m right… and in time, we’ll get there: we are big, have the resources, the population, now the right ideas and the opportunity. 50 years is a long time… we haven’t reached our ceiling. Times are changing.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

Then go home. You are on stolen land.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: Falkland Islanders have responded to Milei

"We are British, We have no desire to be governed by Argentina"

[Bel @RogueBelen]

No se puede ser tan hdp. Cada día encuentra una forma de ser un peor hdp.

[LA NACION @LANACION]

Alberto Fernández, sobre Malvinas: “Que Inglaterra no se preocupe porque la Argentina está absolutamente desarmada” https://t.co/aFNtn4extT

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@TartanToehold @SoyFiore23 @AngloChud2001 Let’s see in 50 years… remember this and remember how wrong you were. You are a fading power desperately clinging to the scraps of an empire that died decades ago. The rest of the world is moving forward while you become irrelevant.

[Adi el Grande @icardo8]

En Inglaterra viven 12.000 argentinos.
Si todos se mudan a Windsor que tiene 19.000 habitantes pueden hacer un referendum y decidir que Windsor sea parte de Argentina.
Así de ridículo es el referendum en Malvinas de los kelpers.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@WritesCoco @HumanSpamBot @Jimrob_north @ElmaHPL @kelly_79769 Coco what are you even saying. Please leave the debating for the adults who actually know what we are talking about. Bye.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@DavidJNoble @EdFinch424580 @kelly_79769 Says the person who has no idea about the argument you’re trying to make, just repeating British propaganda online. We’re educated on the subject because it’s our own sovereignty being violated. You Brits know a thing or two about taking what’s not yours. Shame on you.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@DavidJNoble @EdFinch424580 @kelly_79769 Not applicable in this case, as the UN says.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@EdFinch424580 @DavidJNoble @kelly_79769 Self-determination does not settle the Malvinas dispute. UN Resolution 2065 treats it as a sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the UK. You can’t occupy a territory, populate it, and then vote that it’s yours.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@WritesCoco @HumanSpamBot @Jimrob_north @ElmaHPL @kelly_79769 Are you actually dense? There’s no vote because those communities don’t want to be independent. It’s not hard to understand.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@EdFinch424580 @kelly_79769 You’re leaving out the most important part: Spain restored Port Egmont in 1771 while explicitly reserving sovereignty over the islands. Britain got its fort back, not recognition of British sovereignty. That episode really doesn’t prove what you think it does.

[Bel @RogueBelen]

@DavidJNoble @EdFinch424580 @kelly_79769 I’d rather stick Argentina’s actual historical and legal case before the UN than rely on Chat GPT or Gemini, but I know that’s as far as your research can go 😂

[Joseph Gelman @JosephGelman]

No, the Falklands were not British before Argentina existed. There were two settlements in the Falklands. The First was France, two years later the British established another one. The French turned their settlement over to Spain, as the British abandoned theirs in 1774. Spain administered, and supplied the Islands and their settlement out of Buenos Aires. In 1811, Argentina achieved independence from Spain, took over governance and sent settlers and a garrison to repopulate the now abandon Spanish settlement. In 1833, 59 years after the British had abandoned their little settlement back in 1774, they showed up to the Island with a war ship, promptly expelling the Argentinian garrison, and created a new settlement, which is what exists today. SO NO, the Falklands were not British before there was an Argentina. They were French, Spanish, Argentinian, and nominally British, established in 1833, 22 years after Argentinian independence. Why lie if you are confident in your position?