Il manque des mots (comme dans leur trad de 💩) je voulais dire qu’on ne peut pas la retirer.

Et on ne peut pas la virer. Résultat je zappe la vidéo même si j’avais très envie de la voir.

Quand à la première guerre mondiale, sa méconnaissance du sujet n’a d’égale que son arrogance.

Comptent ?

Et ça recommence…

Comme pour la suspension de Ntamack, deux poids deux mesures.

F*ck (damn keyboard)

Traitors will be traitors. F*ch em !

C’est pire que ce que j’imaginais. Entre auto congratulations et soumission. Un culte des incultes.

Yes, there were Patton and Eisenhower, but before that there were Lafayette and Grasse. In short, you are neither unique nor irreproachable, but we have always had common values... until Trump.

Europe and Canada fought alongside you when you mentioned NATO Article 5 after 09/11.
10/13

Yes, it fought for freedom, but rarely without compensation or personal interest.

Yes, there was D-day, but before that there was Chesapeake Bay.
9/13

Perhaps exploring the world other than to evangelize or plunder it would bring you a little humility, and educate you about cultures that existed long before your country.

Yes, America is a great country, but it is not perfect.

Yes, it has a powerful army, but it is not infallible.
8/13

and repeat ad nauseam that they are the best.
7/13

Many Americans ignore the world beyond their borders (sometimes they don't even know how to locate a foreign country on a world map), they pride themselves on their constitution as if it were an immutable thing (the very meaning of the word amendment seems to escape them)
6/13

I discovered in adulthood that this country was not only the one where everyone can succeed but also that of the first nations genocide and Jim Crow laws.

In my belief system, school shootings or bankruptcy because of a hospital bill are not synonymous with a so-called civilized country.
5/13