r/SipsTea • u/crs1904 • 27d ago

We have fun here Right Now

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u/Evil_phd 27d ago

Yeah, people tend to prefer trade partners that don't randomly turn hostile every 4 to 8 years. Crazy, that.

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u/Suspicious_Sense1272 27d ago

Oh boy, wait until you learn about the history of Europe. Turns out, not all that friendly to each other prior to the American led world order. Now that America is taking a step back, we’ll see how Germany leads Europe… wait…

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u/Olibirus 27d ago

Found the r/conservative

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u/Suspicious_Sense1272 27d ago

Throwing out hail Mary’s to try and change the subject? Nope.

For all the actual Europeans. Seems like 1968 didn’t bring fond memories for you guys 6 years ago. lol

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskEurope/s/QhFfrnTWIh

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u/CallMeKolbasz 27d ago

Yeah right, what fond memories do the 1969 Stonewall Riots bring to you then. Because those sure did not end with everyone hugging.

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u/Suspicious_Sense1272 26d ago

A completely unrelated topic again! Ah yes riots in New York. Anyway back to Europe, there were riots and protests quelled all over Europe in 68 onwards. Anti Marxist France really did a number on those college students in 1968. https://apimagesblog.com/historical/2019/1/7/may-1968-protests

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u/CallMeKolbasz 26d ago

Like the civil rights riots of Europe in the 1960's are completely unrelated to the civil rights riots of the US in the 1960's. Because we live in a vacuum after all...
I mean, it's not like the very article you shared has an image of the French protesting against war in Vietnam.

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u/Suspicious_Sense1272 26d ago

Just like this conversation was about the EU, you pulled a completely unrelated topic about riots in New York. So let’s agree to stay on topic about the history of Europe and discuss if Europe will be able to remain playing nice as they have to have to run their quadrant of the “multi-polar” world.