Dont you feel shame, english people, for the colony you forgot to take off Malvinas Argentinas?

Question

Colony in America is over, remember it every day. With peace we'll get them completely back... you took us away a part of owr dignity but you forgot that with it, you are carrying a shape of unfare people, a look of thieves, a sentiment of sadness .. for all the love we the argentinians allways have had for them... and we will forever have... for ever... you know it's not fare..

Answer 1

Yawn.  Is Argentina still trying to lay claim to the Falklands?  Wasn't losing one war over a small, treeless group of islands sufficient?  The Falklands have been in British hands since 1770, several decades before Argentina even existed as an independent state.  There have been British people living there all this time.  England has a claim based on continuity of control, and Argentina does not.  It's not a big piece of territory, it's not very valuable real estate, get over yourself and move on.

Answer 2

Why do the Argentinians act the same way about the Falklands as a five year old does when he wants another kid's toy? It's always been British territory, the residents are all British, and you got whomped by the British when you try to seize it from them. Get over it.

Answer 3

Don't cry for me Argentina

The truth is I never left you

All through my wild days

My mad existence

I kept my promise

Don't keep your distance

Answer 4

Nope, should we?  I bet you wouldn't want the land if Britain pulled their stuff off of it, aka  burnt he place to the ground so it had no infrastructure...

Answer 5

Kick English butt!!! Reclaim Malvinas!!! What those Brit sailor boys are looking for is to lose and have their rumps sizzled after the final battle. Home is calling; I must go. So good luck! More power to 'ya!

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Answer 6

You know, england has so little these days. Ugly women, chav scum stabbing whoever they want because they can get away with it. Hatred for immigrants even though they work, while the natives pop out children to get a bigger council 'ouse.

I think a tiny little treeless island is about the right kind of reminder of "better days". Let them have it?