Harry Angstrom
Striker
Just the usual bigotry, from uneducated types, nothing new
I think I'm fairly well educated and I'm not keen on them.
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Just the usual bigotry, from uneducated types, nothing new
What's your least favourite country, Italy or France?
Me neither,except me Mam and she's never met anyone or been thereI don't know anyone who hates them, FWIW.
I'm taking a guess that its their strong sense of identity winds people up.They haven't changed their ways much like a lot of Europe.Well maybe hate is a bit strong, but a definite dislike of all things French.
Cheers for the sensible answer.I do not think they are hated , no more than us anyway . They have a very strong military past across mainland Europe and have probably been at war with every nation at some time, they battered the low countries and persecuted their protestants . They continually quarreled with the german states and contested control with spain, all that's apart from Napoleans away days . Old emnities die hard even though it was centuries ago, look at those celebrating 12th July if you need any proof.
I get on fine with the French , they're quite ordinary as a people in the mass of the country . Of course if you go to Paris they may have little time for nicety, no different to London though
I like Italy. It's like the UK but with better weather and beautiful women.
A good mate of mine over in Marseilles reckons they have an image of the British being the ones that aren't afraid to break the rules. They see themselves as the ones that follow their EU masters like sheep whilst the British are more willing to stand up for themselves. This was a pre Brexit view so nothing to do with recent events.many years ago, the French had a habit of breaking rules. they put blockades up at ports and refused to allow our goods into france. This happened on a number of occaissions.
it is also a well known thought that the French farmers are making hay with the subsidy's from the EU and they refuse to change it, because it will hurt them the most. So in the meantime other countrys have to pay more
My wife refuses to buy anything French. If they can refuse to buy our goods then we should refuse to buy theirs
Its not racism, but she can choose how she spends her money
Because when you ask them for help or directions they just shrug, mumble something inaudible in French then take another draw on their Gauloises.
They refused to have air traffic control speak English when everyone else were. It caused a crash.
Is that real?
A good mate of mine over in Marseilles reckons they have an image of the British being the ones that aren't afraid to break the rules. They see themselves as the ones that follow their EU masters like sheep whilst the British are more willing to stand up for themselves. This was a pre Brexit view so nothing to do with recent events.
Yes.
This?
French pilots swallow hard as they are forced to speak English in own
What was the crash marra?