Mzungu mchagga
aimless wanderer
Regardless of what you've posted, Minty is back!!! 

I think they are way too obsessed with the ideal of freedom, and way too proud of it! My international relations professor said that too much freedom can be a threat to democracy especially when it is used in the wrong way!
Regardless of what you've posted, Minty is back!!!![]()
Who do you mean Minty?
And I guess your professor is right.
He seems to have read Ortega Y Gasset. :innocent:
http://www.historyguide.org/europe/gasset.html
In Spain
French: Stakeholders, unsupportive, chauvinists, do not use soap are poured perfume, moody.
It is rather a american cliche than a Spanish one. Spanish peoples have been immigrants in France from 19th century to the 80's, so it was the contrary : they were suffering from racism, a lot of "native" French saying that they were uncivilized, filthy, non integrable, the upper-classes children had not the right to play with their ones...
With the american way of life, their jokes about France have become now almost international.
It is rather a american cliche than a Spanish one. Spanish peoples have been immigrants in France from 19th century to the 80's, so it was the contrary : they were suffering from racism, a lot of "native" French saying that they were uncivilized, filthy, non integrable, the upper-classes children had not the right to play with their ones...
With the american way of life, their jokes about France have become now almost international.
Well, northern spain is way richer than south France. The french have always wanted to be like Germans or British, and have always regarded spaniards with disdain, even tough during history the spanish Empire the stereotype of French being COWARDS was known then.It is rather a american cliche than a Spanish one. Spanish peoples have been immigrants in France from 19th century to the 80's, so it was the contrary : they were suffering from racism, a lot of "native" French saying that they were uncivilized, filthy, non integrable, the upper-classes children had not the right to play with their ones...
With the american way of life, their jokes about France have become now almost international.
It is rather a american cliche than a Spanish one. Spanish peoples have been immigrants in France from 19th century to the 80's, so it was the contrary : they were suffering from racism, a lot of "native" French saying that they were uncivilized, filthy, non integrable, the upper-classes children had not the right to play with their ones...
With the american way of life, their jokes about France have become now almost international.
Your country treated the spanish republicans like garbage in concentration camps created by the french goverment
Well, northern spain is way richer than south France.
The french have always wanted to be like Germans or British
Given this and some other outrageous comments you have made
it is abundantly clear that you dislike Spaniards.
How many other European ethnicities do you not like? I see something pathological here...
Same with Ireland or Iceland. But Spain was not even part of the Marshall Plan, and had an autarchy during dictatorship.More exactly, northern Spain has become now richer than some southern french regions. Thanks to European integration. Before the 80's, Spain was almost a thirld-world country.
It is well known the admiration and almost of worship of France towards the "popular guys" (germany and Britain) and disdain towards spaniards. Maybe a complex ?? Because the spanish empire 'owned' the French.Not really. Basic germanophobia and anglophobia have not completely disappeared.
I don't see the link with my post.
Same with Ireland or Iceland.
It is well known the admiration and almost of worship of France towards the "popular guys" (germany and Britain)
Because the spanish empire 'owned' the French.
More exactly, northern Spain has become now richer than some southern french regions. Thanks to European integration. Before the 80's, Spain was almost a thirld-world country.
World GPD in 1983:
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/eco_gdp-economy-gdp&date=1983
Spain was the 12th largest economy in the world by then and we didn't get into the CEE until 1984/85.
you weren't talking about the 60's in your prior message
Before the 80's, Spain was almost a thirld-world country.
Venezuela has oil but most of venezulan people don't really get that amount of money at the end of the year
So your statement "Before the 80's, Spain was almost a thirld-world country" remains a pile of bullshit.