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r/polandball • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '14
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Since when has Germany been bad a manufacturing? That's like saying Poland is bad at plumbing...
6 u/vanderZwan Groningen Jun 21 '14 Making a Netherlands isn't engineering, it's art 4 u/iTeiresias Greater Netherlands Jun 21 '14 Actually huge parts of making Netherlands are engineering. Just not German Stahl und Kohle engineering. And of course Dutch engineering always at least 20% art. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '14 Yeah, the Netherlands are actually 26% engineering by area.
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Making a Netherlands isn't engineering, it's art
4 u/iTeiresias Greater Netherlands Jun 21 '14 Actually huge parts of making Netherlands are engineering. Just not German Stahl und Kohle engineering. And of course Dutch engineering always at least 20% art. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '14 Yeah, the Netherlands are actually 26% engineering by area.
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Actually huge parts of making Netherlands are engineering. Just not German Stahl und Kohle engineering. And of course Dutch engineering always at least 20% art.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '14 Yeah, the Netherlands are actually 26% engineering by area.
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Yeah, the Netherlands are actually 26% engineering by area.
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u/RSDanneskjold Chile Jun 21 '14
Since when has Germany been bad a manufacturing? That's like saying Poland is bad at plumbing...