Daily reminder: Sicily and Sardinia are NOT part of Italy. Italy is only the mainland. Even the Romans defined it so.
Daily reminder: Sicily and Sardinia are NOT part of Italy. Italy is only the mainland. Even the Romans defined it so
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I am Venetian and we are not It*lians
fuck your family analbanian subhuman
what country are they part of then
Yes you are. The land to your east is Italian too.
greece
fuck shitaly
Both of them are autonomous regions. Sardinians even speak a completely different language.
I don't speak to arabs sorry
Daily reminder that tuscans are the most europeans.
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>I am Venetian
No you're not. You're Cretan
too bad they are literally nigger-tier in their behaviour and swarthy as fuck in their looks
Are you Sardinian? The islands were included in Italy during the late empire btw
do you like a bongole? do you like to put the squid juice into pasta? what is pomodoro?
Sardinians and Sicilians are both Mediterranean country.
Italy is Nordic (most of it at least).
They are completely different from Italy.
>Italy is Nordic (most of it at least).
t. snowniggers cocksucker! you remind me some italian fascist youtuber of my cunt thinking he's an aryan.
Romans also defined northern africa as europe
so does all of of italy lol
thats not true at all
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South of this is Italia, north of this is Gaul.
>Sicily and Sardinia are NOT part of Italy.
Italy is defined as the union of italian populations, sardinians and sicilians are italian populations so they are italy.
Even corsica should be italy .
Kingdom of the two sicilies must be restored.
Reminder
Terroni > poolentoni
The Kingdom of the """Two Sicilies""" was absolute shit and there were continuous revolts and revolutions in Sicily against it
Corsica is better anyway
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but Sardinia was bro with the phoenicians back then. Only sicily and south Italy were greek
>WE WUZ MAGNA GRAECIA N SHEEEEEEEEEIT
well, archimedes was sicilian
>South of this is Italia, north of this is Gaul.
this