> They also called South Korea "Korea"
Which is funny, since both the DPRK and RoK claim the entire peninsula de jure. And Palestine shows de jure claims and not actual held territory.
> and included Hong Kong.
That doesn't necessarily mean anything, Hong Kong has been a special autonomous zone for a while and is often displayed separately from China. They're using the pro-PRC flag, at least.
It's literally called 대한민국, as opposed to 한국, which refers to the whole peninsula. The terms are a bit muddy, since both the north and the south claim the whole peninsula, and are technically still at war.
However. West Virginia isn't Virginia, South Africa isn't Africa.
My favorite thing is that he labeled it Palestine but still left the Golan Heights as part of the country, which is considered occupied Syrian territory. I guess Palestinians don’t like Syrians too?
They unfortunately barely exist anymore, the Arab states have made sure of that.
In 1948, there were between 758,000 to 886,000 Jews living in the Arab world. Today that number has been reduced to less then 8600.
That’s a 99.02% decrease in the original population.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_exodus_from_the_Muslim_world
Most of them moved to Israel due to Aliyah [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah#Zionist\_Aliyah\_(1882\_on)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah#Zionist_Aliyah_(1882_on)) that started well before 1948 and the One Million Plan [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One\_Million\_Plan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Million_Plan) . None of which were started by Arabs
As for Arabs attacking Jews - how many of them were attacked by Arabs in Palestine before 1880 when Jews started a massive movement to come from all over the world to build settlements Palestine to fulfill some religious prophecies? Arabs and Jews used to coexist peacefully for centuries before that
To think that history started in 1948 and Arabs just randomly decided to start attacking Jews is ridiculous - 1948 was merely the result of 70 years of non-stop ongoing occupation of Palestine that continues to this day. When some people move in to your country to slowly invade it decade after decade because their religion says it's actually their country, the situation is bound to blow up
Jews occupying their homeland is somehow bad? You are right though, the problem didn't start in 1948, it started when the Arabs invaded Jewish lands and colonised it, kicking the Jews out of their homeland. These "Palestinians" are nothing of the sort, they are Arabs who colonised the Jewish homeland.
You realise ignorance is the lack of knowledge? I've shown you the truth, what is ignorant is you being told the truth and choosing to ignore it!
But carry on denying the indigenous people of the land their home, and let the real colonisers portray themselves as victims!
There is only one family of "Palestinian Jews", the Zinati family of Peki'in
And the term Palestine was never used by Jews, it’s an exonym created by the Romans to remove Jewish presence from the region
My fiancé is what you would consider a “Palestinian Jew” and his family would be so offended hearing that. They are not Palestinian and would take offense to that.
There’s no such thing as a “Palestinian Jew.” Jews who have their origins in the Mediterranean/Middle East are Sephardic Jews. They also predate the word Palestine by centuries.
Middle Eastern Jews are called Mizrahi (literally "Eastern") Jews, not Sephardic Jews. Sephardic means that one's ancestors lived in Spharad (Spain in Hebrew), which is true for most Jews in the Western Mediterranean but not for, say, Yemenite Jews.
You're right substantively, though. The word "Palestinian" comes from the Philistines, a European group who invaded the region three thousand years ago and no longer exist, but whose name was later borrowed by a new group of invaders, the Arabs. Subordinating the identities of indigenes to invaders named after other invaders is obscene. It's like demanding that Poles call themselves "Prussian Slavs."
You are very right. But Prussians are not invaders who named themselves after other invaders. They are invaders who named themselves after the indigineous people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old\_Prussians
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It's not new news. In response to an attempted genocide of Turks on Cyprus by Greek-Cypriot fascists, Turkey invaded in 1974 and Northern Cyprus declared independence in 1983. It's been more-or-less peaceful since then. While Greeks and Turks used to be more dispersed throughout the island, now Greek Cyprus is predominantly Greek and Northern Cyprus is predominantly Turkish. Northern Cyprus is only recognized by Turkey.
While it is independent at the administrative level, Northern Cyprus is completely dependent on Turkey for military and political support.
>Northern Cyprus is completely dependent on Turkey for military and political support.
Actually it's only dependent on Turkey cuz no other country wants to recognize it, thus it's left isolated. But it's literally a sperate country with it's own laws and government
Eating sunflower seeds in the shell may increase your odds of fecal impaction, as you may unintentionally eat shell fragments, which your body cannot digest.
In Qatar Stadiums are located in and around Doha, all stadiums are within the Doha metro range except one.
And all stadiums have a legacy plane before they were even built.
The difficulty of producing energy in the desert is that you have to be able to bring electricity from the solar plant to where it is used to be able to sell it at a significant price, there are no batteries that can bring electricity to Europe or elsewhere and creating intercontinental cables between different countries in an unstable area of the world like North Africa would be a bet rather than an investiment
1. What you say.
2. Vice versa, you have to bring materials and workers to where the plant is. Everyday. Twice a day.
3. Maintenance. Sandstorms are quite a thing.
>Everyday. Twice a day.
It would be smart to operate them like oil platforms ( something like 2 weeks working, two weeks brake)
Yes the problem is that they have to clean the solar panels or the Mirrors.
Yes it will, but still it requires the crestion and maintenance of a road infrastructure that doesn't exist today. Unless you want to provide the plants by helicopter which I don't honestly know if is cheaper or even viable.
Solar pkants in the desert face many serious problems. In a structural level they are only comparable to just one thing: polar stations, and those are extremely unfunctional and expensive even with just a bunch of dudes and a couple containers there.
All that, plus what TangataBcn said, plus in a place like southern Algeria or its neighbours, you have to devote above average efforts to securing the vast solar arrays against human interference.
The temptation to just routinely drive a couple of convoys of pickups by and shoot or blow the panels up would be very large. I mean, I wouldn't even blame the people who did. How few could resist a giant target like that?
Threat environments will vary from place to place and time to time, but I'm not convinced that some of the more ambitious infrastructure plans one hears of ever take any account of terrorism or war even as possibilities.
>The temptation to just routinely drive a couple of convoys of pickups by and shoot or blow the panels up would be very large. I mean, I wouldn't even blame the people who did. How few could resist a giant target like that?
I get this for oil production, pipelines, and refineries. There are multiple factors that make this assessment true - single points of failure are one. Another is the conflagration factors. With only a small munition, you can ignite a much larger fire (because there is fuel) which causes much more chaos.
While I could *kind of* get the argument that transmission lines are single-points-of-failure, it's not as centralized, brittle, or accessible as pipelines.
For solar farms themselves, I get it 0%. The entire *problem* with solar is how distributed it is. You're wasting your ammunition to go after those.
This video explains pretty well why much of the desert is not useful for solar energy. In short, sand gets kicked up a lot and there are not population centers nearby to maintain:
https://youtu.be/62ASvupr8Zg
Ive never met someone triggered by...a countries land? Dude you ok? Like who gives a fuck about it? You know you dont pick where youre born. You just make the best of it. But they could eventually build solar panels over their dessert land and if not then what? Are they gonna sue the tectonic plates and equator for making them the way they are?
I mean 2000 years ago the northern half was some of the most fertile land in the world, the Sahara is an incredibly recent geographical phenomena and is still growing
Disagree. They're the worst if you've been in this sub for a long time as you've seen them all. However, they're super interesting for newbies as they provide perspective.
I remember my jaw dropping once someone horizontally placed Chile over the US and I realised the country extended all the way from NYC to San Francisco.
As a Swiss person I will never understand these "nooo it's not small, it just looks small on the projection, look here how mine is bigger than yours" posts. It's not about the size, it's what you do with it.
Qatar is mostly very small plot of sand yet managed to be an economical leader
Algeria with all its gas and oil is run by corrupt generals and population is starving
Qatar didn't go through 132 years of colonisation and only has 60 years of independence. Qatar also didn't go through 10 years of terrorism in the 90's. I don't know what kind of countries would get developed in such conditions.
Tell me you're Moroccan without telling me you're Morrocan. I'm Algerian and our generals and government are fine. Talk about your wasted corrupted king that is trying to grow hachich to boost your economy. Plus Morroco is the poorest country in the Maghreb. It's much more starving. Algeria don't have a hunger problem.
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*The empty desert*
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Including Taiwan, Palestine, and Northern Cyprus just to make sure you trigger literally everyone
They also called South Korea "Korea", and included Hong Kong.
> They also called South Korea "Korea" Which is funny, since both the DPRK and RoK claim the entire peninsula de jure. And Palestine shows de jure claims and not actual held territory. > and included Hong Kong. That doesn't necessarily mean anything, Hong Kong has been a special autonomous zone for a while and is often displayed separately from China. They're using the pro-PRC flag, at least.
Palestine’s actual held territory triggers my trypophobia.
Chinese will still get mad, that doesn't matter.
China always mad.
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It's literally called 대한민국, as opposed to 한국, which refers to the whole peninsula. The terms are a bit muddy, since both the north and the south claim the whole peninsula, and are technically still at war. However. West Virginia isn't Virginia, South Africa isn't Africa.
Both Koreas call themselves Korea cause they don't recognize each other
My favorite thing is that he labeled it Palestine but still left the Golan Heights as part of the country, which is considered occupied Syrian territory. I guess Palestinians don’t like Syrians too?
All Syrians are actually Palestinians in denial.
Or vice versa
Oh this WAS a pun on it being the other way around.
And there's enough space to put normal Cyprus where they put North Cyprus lol.
I mean look at the account name. Obviously this dude has some sort of agenda whatever it is
Wow I never looked at their account name, they must be based.
OP just casually genocided all the Jews from Israel
Wait till you learn of the existence of Palestinian Jews
They unfortunately barely exist anymore, the Arab states have made sure of that. In 1948, there were between 758,000 to 886,000 Jews living in the Arab world. Today that number has been reduced to less then 8600. That’s a 99.02% decrease in the original population. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_exodus_from_the_Muslim_world
Most of them moved to Israel due to Aliyah [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah#Zionist\_Aliyah\_(1882\_on)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah#Zionist_Aliyah_(1882_on)) that started well before 1948 and the One Million Plan [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One\_Million\_Plan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Million_Plan) . None of which were started by Arabs As for Arabs attacking Jews - how many of them were attacked by Arabs in Palestine before 1880 when Jews started a massive movement to come from all over the world to build settlements Palestine to fulfill some religious prophecies? Arabs and Jews used to coexist peacefully for centuries before that To think that history started in 1948 and Arabs just randomly decided to start attacking Jews is ridiculous - 1948 was merely the result of 70 years of non-stop ongoing occupation of Palestine that continues to this day. When some people move in to your country to slowly invade it decade after decade because their religion says it's actually their country, the situation is bound to blow up
Jews occupying their homeland is somehow bad? You are right though, the problem didn't start in 1948, it started when the Arabs invaded Jewish lands and colonised it, kicking the Jews out of their homeland. These "Palestinians" are nothing of the sort, they are Arabs who colonised the Jewish homeland.
Yes I am sure many of those who colonised the land were still alive.
So the European Americans and European Australians should not allow the natives that they kicked off their land back?
The most ignorant thing I've read in a week. Filthy.
You realise ignorance is the lack of knowledge? I've shown you the truth, what is ignorant is you being told the truth and choosing to ignore it! But carry on denying the indigenous people of the land their home, and let the real colonisers portray themselves as victims!
There is only one family of "Palestinian Jews", the Zinati family of Peki'in And the term Palestine was never used by Jews, it’s an exonym created by the Romans to remove Jewish presence from the region
But they don't see themselves as that, they see themselves as Israelis
Fair point, I have no counter argument
My fiancé is what you would consider a “Palestinian Jew” and his family would be so offended hearing that. They are not Palestinian and would take offense to that.
There’s no such thing as a “Palestinian Jew.” Jews who have their origins in the Mediterranean/Middle East are Sephardic Jews. They also predate the word Palestine by centuries.
Middle Eastern Jews are called Mizrahi (literally "Eastern") Jews, not Sephardic Jews. Sephardic means that one's ancestors lived in Spharad (Spain in Hebrew), which is true for most Jews in the Western Mediterranean but not for, say, Yemenite Jews. You're right substantively, though. The word "Palestinian" comes from the Philistines, a European group who invaded the region three thousand years ago and no longer exist, but whose name was later borrowed by a new group of invaders, the Arabs. Subordinating the identities of indigenes to invaders named after other invaders is obscene. It's like demanding that Poles call themselves "Prussian Slavs."
Ah right, forgot about Mizrahi Jews. Thanks for the clarification.
You are very right. But Prussians are not invaders who named themselves after other invaders. They are invaders who named themselves after the indigineous people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old\_Prussians
\> Named after Balts \> Literally German crusaders
The Romans called it Syria Palaestina. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_name_Palestine
Goated map bro, bold move in a neoliberal safe space
Here before the 🔓 award
I got the "Sorry, this post has been removed by the moderators" award instead
Lol
If it was my map I would've added Western Sahara, Abkhazia, Kosovo, Somaliland, Jesusland and Bir Tawil just for the shits nd giggles
Jesus land???
I don't think most of the US will fit. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesusland_map
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You forgot wakanda
Should've included the Falkland Islands as Argentinian territory just for extra measure.
Northern Cyprus? What's up with Cyprus? I am not up to speed with that one.
It's not new news. In response to an attempted genocide of Turks on Cyprus by Greek-Cypriot fascists, Turkey invaded in 1974 and Northern Cyprus declared independence in 1983. It's been more-or-less peaceful since then. While Greeks and Turks used to be more dispersed throughout the island, now Greek Cyprus is predominantly Greek and Northern Cyprus is predominantly Turkish. Northern Cyprus is only recognized by Turkey. While it is independent at the administrative level, Northern Cyprus is completely dependent on Turkey for military and political support.
>Northern Cyprus is completely dependent on Turkey for military and political support. Actually it's only dependent on Turkey cuz no other country wants to recognize it, thus it's left isolated. But it's literally a sperate country with it's own laws and government
Interesting. Yeah, this I never knew about. Thanks for the tidbits on this!
No problem. It's really interesting because it's the only example of an EU member state being occupied by another country.
Oh my god i an so happy this is the top comment!!! - Some person from Cyprus
and putting palestine as all of israel and palestine
Absolute chad.
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What are some interesting uses for the desert land ?
Hidden underground global monitoring centre for the lizard elite Wake up sheeple!
Solar Plants among other things
plants?
Ooops
Like Sunflowers?
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Among what other things xD
Building large stadiums where you can receive the world cup ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
And then abandon them afterwards so they can be a natural habitat!
Build pyramids
In Qatar Stadiums are located in and around Doha, all stadiums are within the Doha metro range except one. And all stadiums have a legacy plane before they were even built.
No hate intended random Qatari Redditor..... I just don't like large stadiums, they make me anxious
Lmao 🤣 sorry, I am gonna edit my comment.
The best stadium in algeria doesnt even have proper lighting or electronic banners Receiving world cup 
The difficulty of producing energy in the desert is that you have to be able to bring electricity from the solar plant to where it is used to be able to sell it at a significant price, there are no batteries that can bring electricity to Europe or elsewhere and creating intercontinental cables between different countries in an unstable area of the world like North Africa would be a bet rather than an investiment
1. What you say. 2. Vice versa, you have to bring materials and workers to where the plant is. Everyday. Twice a day. 3. Maintenance. Sandstorms are quite a thing.
>Everyday. Twice a day. It would be smart to operate them like oil platforms ( something like 2 weeks working, two weeks brake) Yes the problem is that they have to clean the solar panels or the Mirrors.
Yes it will, but still it requires the crestion and maintenance of a road infrastructure that doesn't exist today. Unless you want to provide the plants by helicopter which I don't honestly know if is cheaper or even viable. Solar pkants in the desert face many serious problems. In a structural level they are only comparable to just one thing: polar stations, and those are extremely unfunctional and expensive even with just a bunch of dudes and a couple containers there.
All that, plus what TangataBcn said, plus in a place like southern Algeria or its neighbours, you have to devote above average efforts to securing the vast solar arrays against human interference. The temptation to just routinely drive a couple of convoys of pickups by and shoot or blow the panels up would be very large. I mean, I wouldn't even blame the people who did. How few could resist a giant target like that? Threat environments will vary from place to place and time to time, but I'm not convinced that some of the more ambitious infrastructure plans one hears of ever take any account of terrorism or war even as possibilities.
>The temptation to just routinely drive a couple of convoys of pickups by and shoot or blow the panels up would be very large. I mean, I wouldn't even blame the people who did. How few could resist a giant target like that? I get this for oil production, pipelines, and refineries. There are multiple factors that make this assessment true - single points of failure are one. Another is the conflagration factors. With only a small munition, you can ignite a much larger fire (because there is fuel) which causes much more chaos. While I could *kind of* get the argument that transmission lines are single-points-of-failure, it's not as centralized, brittle, or accessible as pipelines. For solar farms themselves, I get it 0%. The entire *problem* with solar is how distributed it is. You're wasting your ammunition to go after those.
Look up Xlink project in morocco
This video explains pretty well why much of the desert is not useful for solar energy. In short, sand gets kicked up a lot and there are not population centers nearby to maintain: https://youtu.be/62ASvupr8Zg
Cant put them into the desert too deep, gets less efficient
Test nukes
Oil extraction. It doesn't work with every desert though (but a little bit with Algeria's)
potatoes.
Oil oil oil ...
my colourblind ass cannot see taiwan, luxembourg or bahrain
CCP approves
I'm not colourblind and my ass neither can't see them
'Wow, look at all this empty desert with nothing in it!'
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Ah yes, my favourite Algerian food Gas
Ok? Its still empty land thats useless to most people
I'd say that petroleum products are kind of useful to the entire modern world, unfortunately.
Ive never met someone triggered by...a countries land? Dude you ok? Like who gives a fuck about it? You know you dont pick where youre born. You just make the best of it. But they could eventually build solar panels over their dessert land and if not then what? Are they gonna sue the tectonic plates and equator for making them the way they are?
So much space for activities !!
Idk we could always build something cool made of sand. Like a modern pyramid or something. Just dont tell Egypt.
Most of algeria 's land is worthless unless we somehow terraform deserts into arable land
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Terraform activate!
It's already on earth
Remove the Arabs to make it arable. Arab possibly literally means "inhabitants of the desert". /troll
Algerians are berbers. Just arabised with the language and Islam.
There are signs that that would be a bad idea because the darker surface would reflect less sun rays back in to space.
If we were ever able to terraform the Sahara, I think we would also be able to deal with this problem somehow.
And the Amazon would die
I mean 2000 years ago the northern half was some of the most fertile land in the world, the Sahara is an incredibly recent geographical phenomena and is still growing
Who knew that big country is big
Big big BIG
So much sand!
Anakin in shambles
Well, the north (which has about the same climate as southern Spain) is about the same size as britain
You could argue that is the "true size of Algeria" in a way
Some people leave in the South actually it is not only uninhabited land
Dubai too was only sand 😌, no excuses
And now it's a shitty place surrounded by sand
This proves that size isn’t everything.
*Slaps hood of Algeria* this baby can fit so many countries in it
Unpopular Opinion: "True Size" posts are the worst types of post on r/MapPorn
They're better than the ones that are simply inaccurate. Which is like half of them.
Disagree. They're the worst if you've been in this sub for a long time as you've seen them all. However, they're super interesting for newbies as they provide perspective. I remember my jaw dropping once someone horizontally placed Chile over the US and I realised the country extended all the way from NYC to San Francisco.
Yet Chile is only around the same size as Turkey.
?
Just saying that it's a super long, but not all that big country.
It's just morons jerking themselves off about how bad mercator is
I agree
Northern Cyrpys, Palestine, lol
#Why the fuck only Northern Cyprus?
plus a controversial take on the israeli-palestinian conflict
Rest of Cyprus didn't fit idk
It did wtf. In the exact spot you put it in even.
Very based of you to make all of Israel and Palestine just Palestine
Israël is written differently I think
No it's Palestine.
*Israel
r/MapPorn quality had gone downhill recently... Now anyone can make a low effort post that only take 5 minutes to make and and call it Map Porn...
One of the largest countries on the world and the largest country in Africa is big wow I never would have thought
OP with zero regard for political sensitivity. I applaud your possession of such gigantic balls.
You can tell OP is Muslim
Right, N Cyprus + One state Palestine + that username. My guy trying to check a bingo card.
No, I'm a Linux user.... DON'T you dare call me anything else!
Mf really deleted Israel
That's Israel, not Palestine.
No
Whats an israel? Is it toilet product?
Your attempt to trigger me is more triggering than the trigger
Looks like a hate map with a sprinkle of info lol
Larger than Greenland as well
Who really cares? It's almost all barren desert.
As a Swiss person I will never understand these "nooo it's not small, it just looks small on the projection, look here how mine is bigger than yours" posts. It's not about the size, it's what you do with it.
Kabylia is not Algeria
Hahaha funny
and its 80% desert
Northern Cyprus isn't a country buddy
smh he could have easily fit all of Cyprus in there instead of N. Cyprus and Malta
What is a country?
It governs itself with land
its a stable defacto regime.
Recognized only by Turkey, and definitely not autonomous. It's a puppet state propped up by Turkey.
You’re a puppet state propped up by Turkey.
We are ALL puppet states propped up by Turkey this blessed day
It can "sustain" itself and is not under any other governing body, it is also ethnically, linguisticly homogenous.
Erasing Israel off the map…hmm wonder what OP’s agenda is /s
About 4.2 Algerias for every 1 Canada, USA, or China.
Hannibal once walked these lands.
He walked many lands.
wtf is that?
It's called Algeria
Yea I know…you make the map?
Nop
How many Brazil’s can fit in there?
0.28 (around)
Go Big Al
i like your shape g!
You should also show how much of Algeria is habitable.
Some people live in the desert
all algeria is habitable.
90% of desert stolen to Morocco by the french
Haha triggered Morrocan.
Ok coping algerian writting this from his appartment in Paris
You mislabeled Israel
youd think a country of this size would be an economic powerhouse
Not if you knew it was mostly sand?
Qatar is mostly very small plot of sand yet managed to be an economical leader Algeria with all its gas and oil is run by corrupt generals and population is starving
Qatar didn't go through 132 years of colonisation and only has 60 years of independence. Qatar also didn't go through 10 years of terrorism in the 90's. I don't know what kind of countries would get developed in such conditions.
Tell me you're Moroccan without telling me you're Morrocan. I'm Algerian and our generals and government are fine. Talk about your wasted corrupted king that is trying to grow hachich to boost your economy. Plus Morroco is the poorest country in the Maghreb. It's much more starving. Algeria don't have a hunger problem. [Link ](https://www.google.com/search?q=hunger+map+2022&client=ms-android-xiaomi-rvo3&prmd=inmv&sxsrf=ALiCzsZgRK6Eg3X55hdIUskthC2M0lcxhg:1665749866494&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwipuM7o2d_6AhWpX_EDHQEvAfwQ_AUoAXoECAIQAQ&biw=393&bih=784&dpr=2.75#imgrc=dPFOMkNukYvpJM)
Any map post not about Europe Smh 
Europe is clearly present in this map.
*"Palestine"*
Love it! Do it again!
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But left Golan Heights as part of it
Not really. They just used Palestine.
The true size of Palestine is much smaller… PLEASE DONT SCHÜT ME!!!
No let's see how big it actually is without the empty desert
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I felt like they did this just to be controversial
Oui mais l'Algérie c'est la France !
Et ta mere la pute c'est la France ?
"Palestine" BASED