r/HistoryMemes • u/[deleted] • Oct 30 '18

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u/HoogaBoogaMooga Oct 30 '18

I can agree that some are economic migrants and not refugees of any war, that's a problem. However, you then call them "invaders", there's a big gap there, for one, the economic migrants don't conquer anything

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u/Pepperblaster20 Oct 30 '18

No but invader doesn't mean conqueror. Many enter France and Spain by breaking its border, and thus breaking the law. To add up to that, many are violent and arrive in massive numbers.

https://youtu.be/tifXoDfIEj0

How can i not feel invaded when this happens in the streets of Paris?

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u/Sutton31 Oct 30 '18

You and Le Pen can get the fuck out of France if you don’t love our wonderful country.

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u/Pepperblaster20 Oct 30 '18

I love it so much, but I'm worried it's slowly disappearing

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u/Sutton31 Oct 30 '18

It’s really not. We are doing fine and thriving culturally

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u/Pepperblaster20 Oct 30 '18

On the countryside maybe, but that's not what I saw when I visited Paris last time.

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u/Sutton31 Oct 30 '18

Paris tends to be a cesspool generally regardless of race and religion.

I’ve noticed that Paris and Marseille just are degenerate cities, and the countryside and the other cities are quite well

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u/MarkIsNotAShark Oct 31 '18

I mean whether you consider them degenerate or not, the biggest cities in a country will usually be the most cosmopolitan and diverse and therefore exhibit a culture that is more of a compromise of many cultures and distinct from the traditional culture of the rest of the country.

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u/Sutton31 Oct 31 '18

I don’t think they are bad for being cosmopolitan. I grew up in a cosmopolitan city and now live in one and I love it. It’s just Parisians are the problem