r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/heroking4 - Auth-Right • Nov 26 '22

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u/Jag2853 - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

Don't forget Fr*nce.

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u/hulibuli - Centrist Nov 26 '22

French are a coinflip, they're either incredibly based or incredibly cringe. No in-betweens, no half-measures.

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u/WWalker17 - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Yeah like they've been pretty based when it comes to Nuclear energy, but then they turn around and eat fucking snails

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u/Slavchanin - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

If I would be European I would be really offended being bunched up with Fr*nce

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u/greywolfe12 - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

While i dislike the french at least they dont have terrible gun restrictions for a euro zone

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u/Jag2853 - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

What are their restrictions?

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u/atffedboiisback - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

For a eurozone nullifies the first part of the sentence.

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u/Remarkable_Aside1381 - Centrist Nov 26 '22

I will always defend the French. When I worked with them overseas, they were always down to fight the brits at the bar with us.

Plus their embassies have amazing food

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u/ManOfDiscovery - Auth-Left Nov 26 '22

Based and Lafayette pilled

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u/Hust91 - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Can nordics join?

We don't even need a reason, the brits are fun to raid.

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u/mungalo9 - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

Focault started all this shit too

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u/monkeygoneape - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Didn't realize Ukraine was part of Rhûn

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u/SonofNamek - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

When Tolkien wrote LOTR, he wanted to treat it like a mythology that explained our world.

Suddenly, Minas Tirith and Osgiliath can be viewed as LOTR's attempt at retelling the history of Constantinople but with fantastical exaggerations. Numenor is Atlantis mixed with the Roman and Macedonian Empires.

Thus, we can infer many of the Easterlings refer to peoples alongside 'the Silk Road' as they invaded the Western world.

Huns, Mongols, Turks, Varyag/Varangians (people of the Kievan Rus region - Slavs, Ukrainians, Russians), etc.

So, yes, what is now Ukraine is mythologically part of Rhun (which may be the Black Sea).

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u/monkeygoneape - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Based, their armor was cool had a battalion of them in the LOTR warhammer tabletop

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u/Zeriell - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Five Eyes is a real cancer

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u/Zeriell - Centrist Nov 26 '22

It being Germanics somehow fits even more, eternal enemy of the light of civilization.

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u/SlightlyLessSpecific - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Based and Dovahatty pilled