France is America's dad. Our character comes from his philosophy (the age of enlightenment philosophies were mostly pushed on by French thinkers like Voltaire. That is the entire basis for everything we value as Americans. Sadly Europeans moved on from Enlightenment to Romanticism which favored emotion over rationality. Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson visited Europe and took part in the political and scientific debates during the enlightenment, and the philosophies they learned during their time there became the backbone of the declaration of independence and US constitution. Fraternity, freedom, liberty, separation of church and state, criticism of the establishment, and many other things came from the enlightenment).
When we needed help the French came to help us..when we needed protection at sea the French were there to give us that protection. France has always been our closest ally and our greatest friend, even if our politicians try to act like Britain and Israel hold that spot in reality it's France. They neither kiss our asses nor go along with everything we do and tell us we're always right.
In his old age he has fallen on hard times, and he has a cancer eating away at him, but we still follow the teachings he provided us when we were young.
England is our mother. She gave birth to us and nurtured us as we grew. When we tried to break out on our own she tried to keep us in the nest, but a man's character and values comes from his father not his mother. A boy without a father is in a very severe disadvantage when it comes to growing up to be a good man.
Canada has the same father and mother. They're mommas boys, so it's easy to see why they aren't as stubborn as their older brother.
Yeah pretty sure france supplied 90% of USA's gunpowder and fought and died for them just to piss off the english, Also gifted the statue of liberty an american icon, Yet Americans piss over the french like they don't have their country to thank for them, Fuck i hate Americunts
Adam Jenkins
I've got no problems with France, and actually hold them with a modicum of respect, even with cunts like
Christopher Hall
its unfortunate, the masses are brainwashed.
Anthony Mitchell
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Hunter Bailey
Annnnnnnd the one who was given away to an orphanage.
Bentley Morales
American verbs, and the way they think is a cross of French and German. They just speak English.
On the other hand, Australians and New Zealanders are actual Anglos, and are much more like British. Brit and Aus comedy is kind of similar in a way. Plus, I always find banter with Aussies and New Zealnders when travelling abroad. I just look at them as Brits with a slight different dialect.
Canadians are kind of similar too, but come across as too defensive at times. Nice people though.
As for Americans, I look at them like foreigners, but foreigners that speak very good English. I do like most Americans anyway. Definitely bro tier, unless they're Southern Californian liberal whites or middle class spics.
Jack Perez
>a man's character and values comes from his father not his mother. A boy without a father is in a very severe disadvantage when it comes to growing up to be a good man.
this is a conservative thought, not trying to shit on your argument however.
Men who grew up with only their mothers are much more masculine since there is no man to stop the affection or remind them of "real world responsibilities", so their will grows strong and their character admant.
But if you grow up with a father (of whom most have their faults and bring their own insecurities at the upbringing and who, in my opinion, are more overprotective than mothers when it comes to sons) you always have that guilt switch turning on, that father voice inside you who always screams for your protection, so it's harder to enjoy life and easier to accept "responsibilities" (i.e. chores, work, submission to authorities).
That's why if I ever have kids, I will stop being around after their 3rd year of life, so they can grow up to be independent and free-thinking.
t. grown up with parens who should have split long ago
Kevin Sanchez
>Spell color, colour >Call others french
Adrian Scott
>But if you grow up with a father (of whom most have their faults and bring their own insecurities at the upbringing and who, in my opinion, are more overprotective than mothers when it comes to sons) you always have that guilt switch turning on, that father voice inside you who always screams for your protection, so it's harder to enjoy life and easier to accept "responsibilities" (i.e. chores, work, submission to authorities). That would make perfect sense if you said.. >But if you grow up with a father
..but from wherever I see men raised by single mothers, I mostly come across beta, autistic, spoiled, or manchild.
Mothers (who tend to mate with masculine men in the past) tend to install sensitivity in their sons. When their's a father there, the son picks the best of both worlds.
Masses of single motherhood is the reason why we have masses of sensitive ''men'', and ''nu-males''.
Not a healthy thing to have at mass in society.
My mother brought me up, fed me up until the age of 6 (or 7). Then my father had much more involvement and encouraged (not forced) me into more of an alpha upbringing, like most fathers should. I boxed, I played football, done other martial arts, and I loved it. Would never change it for the world.
Ethan Cruz
Agreed. Pains me that people think we have a cultural link to a bunch of crown worshipers.
I really fear what all these le anglo empire retards are going to do with the future. Every other anglo country is a nanny state commie shithole. I want nothing to do with them.
Anyone else suspect that punk rock was part of a psyop to get everyone to start flying union jacks everywhere, and spread sympathy for the crown? Just seems too perfect.
Evan Reyes
>That would make perfect sense if you said..
you mean if I hadn't said it? Because I did. Just trying to clarify
Listen mate, I blame my parents for going through a severe period of unhappiness in my teens, where I took an almost (if not actual) self-destructive path. I remember whenever I was alone with my mother I would feel happy and ready to take on the world. Now, nothing is linear, but generally, what I have observed is that the men most considered as "manly" and close to everyone wanted by women, are men raised by single moms.
Both people in the house creates aggravation. Monogamy is not natural.
Jayden Bell
>Every other anglo country is a nanny state commie shithole. I want nothing to do with them.
It's actually what you envision as to why anglo countries are paradise, yet you can't or don't want to understand it.
>Anyone else suspect that punk rock was part of a psyop to get everyone to start flying union jacks everywhere, and spread sympathy for the crown? Just seems too perfect.
no, but it could have something to do with how the system incorporated punk
Brayden Cook
Voltaire is a faggot
Tyler Harris
>It's actually what you envision as to why anglo countries are paradise, yet you can't or don't want to understand it.
Nigger what? Learn to type English. We were founded on the principals of the enlightenment. We are the anti-thesis to monarchists.
Jason Gutierrez
that's not the part of your post that I quoted teenager
Camden Reyes
I can't understand your shitty English. Retype it you shitskin.
You saying i secretly love anglo nanny states, but am too dumb to understand why? That's some pretentious faggotry if I've ever heard it.
David Reed
And we are antithesis to communism, yet these anti constitutional monarchist, and socialists have over run our countries way of life. If the monarchy still had a say, there would be no muzzies in the anglosphere for one.
Michael Walker
The crown used you Aussies and Maori as race mixing experiments. They're not your friend. Quit lapping up the propaganda.
Robert Russell
>there would be no muzzies in the anglosphere for one
WHAT THE FUCK HAS THIS TO DO WITH THE NHS AND SOCIAL WELFARE? Defending them is your real bet, there were always immigrants!
>I can't understand your shitty English
that is because you are stupid.
Aaron Walker
I definitely see a link between Brits and NZ and Aus, we are like brothers. Yanks on the other hand may as well be aliens half the time.
Matthew Flores
Yeah, the French were based once, but all those men got killed in the Napoleonic wars.
Brayden Turner
>There were always immigrants!
Yeah, but it was controlled. No globalist cuckery.
Elijah Hall
Hero, finally someone's speaking out. Your nation's bond with France is way stronger then the whole EU together, please use it and at least save France.
Robert Davis
Lol, stormfag detected.
Thomas Peterson
A complete myth; American political tradition stems from the English radicals and Common Law.
Xavier Walker
>Yeah, but it was controlled. No globalist cuckery.
ok, see, this is romanticising/glorifying the past, having the delusion that things get better as you go in the past. The only thing to control was that you could call immigrants racist curses and have no backlash whatsoeevr from it.
Oliver Turner
Thanks burger I like you
Wyatt Murphy
You understate England's involvement in our ideals of freedom. The French have entirely different laws to us (civil vs common). The monarch of Britain was not absolute when we broke away either.
>Fraternity, freedom, liberty Yeah enough that they executed the rich during their own bloody revolution which followed ours.
>separation of church and state This was done just as much to protect religion from the government here. See the original thirteen colonies.
I'm not saying France had no involvement, but England is why we exist and where our ideas of freedom come from. They had the Magna Carta and English bill of rights first.
>It's actually what you envision as to why anglo countries are paradise, yet you can't or don't want to understand it.
reeks of pretentiousness. I see nothing of value when gazing at the UK, Canada, or Australia. I've met them IRL, and they're all prussian serf zombies. Total reflections of their propaganda.
This guy is right. We share English Common Law.
Jace Scott
KILL THE ANGLO SCUM
Asher Reed
Thanks, Burgerbro.
We like you too.
Dominic Murphy
>"You seem to me to be the maddest of the lot. The Kaffirs, the Hottentots, and the Negroes of Guinea are much more reasonable and more honest people than your ancestors, the Jews. You have surpassed all nations in impertinent fables in bad conduct and in barbarism. You deserve to be punished, for this is your destiny." (From a letter to a Jew who had written to him, complaining of his 'anti-Semitism.' Examen des Quelques Objections...dans L'Essai sur le Moeurs.)
~Voltaire
Kayden Murphy
>enough that they executed the rich
you present this as something to be automatically condemned and I don't understand why.
Benjamin Parker
Volaire was indeed anti-semitic, which is good. But he hated people with passion. He was scum.
Julian Stewart
Thank you, though French thinkers obviously played a role, as did the French nation in the revolutionary war, the long English tradition of limited government and individual rights had far more to do with the American government than elsewhere - the idea that French or Spanish colonies would have developed a similar country is beyond ridiculous (and we have seen what Spanish colonies actually turned into when independent).
I think by far the most influential thinker on the Founding Fathers was John Locke.
Blake Hughes
I hate da Zeas!
Owen Cruz
Best ally.
Brody Powell
>Yeah, the French were based once, but all those men got killed in the Napoleonic wars.
