Thread 213825695 - /int/ [Archived: 212 hours ago]

Anonymous United States
8/15/2025, 5:07:22 AM No.213825695
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>just remembered that France refused to help us and even threatened to sanction us in ‘03
has your country ever been betrayed by another country?
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Anonymous Spain
8/15/2025, 5:28:46 AM No.213825954
>betrayal is not participating in the greatest geopolitical blunder since the end of the Cold War
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Anonymous France
8/15/2025, 6:16:24 AM No.213826544
You betrayed us and tried to jew us in 1798. Look up the Quasi War.
>"You changed your form of government so the debt we owe you is cancelled."
Friendship is over.
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Anonymous United States
8/15/2025, 6:29:52 AM No.213826712
>>213825954
Go back, Ahmed
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Anonymous United States
8/15/2025, 6:33:46 AM No.213826761
>>213826712
>die for us goy
Anonymous Serbia
8/15/2025, 6:36:09 AM No.213826787
>>213825695 (OP)
Russia
Yes, practically every time
Anonymous United States
8/15/2025, 6:36:21 AM No.213826790
>>213826544
France chopped off the heads of people USA owed money to. Debt is gone.
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Anonymous France
8/15/2025, 6:58:50 AM No.213827019
>>213826790
The USA owed money to France i.e. 30 million people of whom barely 50.000 had their heads cut off.
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Anonymous Netherlands
8/15/2025, 7:02:14 AM No.213827063
>>213825695 (OP)
>tf
Your country will never feel genuine betrayal
Anonymous United States
8/15/2025, 7:03:15 AM No.213827079
>>213827019
The people of France was not the creditor. The Bourbon monarchy personally lent a part of its treasury (which the French monarch personally owns) to USA. Then the creditors disappeared or died during the revolution.

Sure you can disagree, but USA had enough of a technicality argument to get away with not paying its debt.