Comment · Tue, May 15, 2012
Is France really hated in the USA ?
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SThor · 1157 points
I have heard of people hating french things to the point where they no longer use the words like "french-fries", and replace them with, for example "freedom fries" EDIT : (And freedom kiss). Or politicians calling someone else a French as an insult. Or people joking about the french military defeats (and do they think what they say jokingly ?)
My question was : Is it a real thing among the global population of the USA (or other countries as well, maybe) , do you/they know where it comes from, and if so, does it changes your/their point of view ?
( Yes, I'm a french dude ... )
EDIT: Si, si, Frontpage, et tout, comme ça ...
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Britredditor · 202 points
Or world war I.
Why does everyone forget that they were even later to WWI?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb
To be fair, Archduke Ferdinand's assassination was not really at the top of our list of concerns at the time!