Give me some of the biggest mistakes that your country ever made.
For Brazil, it was definetely taking the emperor down, the guy was incredible, and our republic has always been shameful at best. I don't know if we would be first world today, but we would for sure be better or at least more respected in the international scene.
Aiden Mitchell
Yeah the "country" didn't take him down. It was a small liberal, freemasonic elite. The country found out the other day.
Ryder Adams
Electing the Current Year Man to be Prime Minister
Jacob Campbell
Yeah, it's shameful, he wasn't universaly loved but the people wouldn't ever accept it... It's outrageous tbqh... There's a movement asking for the return of monarchy, but it wouldn't work, the time has passed.
Aaron Lopez
At least he showed as a character in an anime, twice.
Kayden Miller
>the "daily brazilian bid for relevance thread" strikes again
Andrew Clark
I disagree. I think the real fuck up was electing his daddy
Joshua Morgan
yeah yeah your slavery empire was awesome hueheheuheuheuehueheh
Brandon Clark
Australia.
Electing John Howard. We've been burrowing down the nanny-state rabbit hole ever since.
Kevin Jenkins
He wanted to abolish slavery though.
Henry Long
The 4th crusade, the entire thing was a colossal fuck up and don't let Veniceboos tell you otherwise.
Benjamin Rivera
>Yeah the "country" didn't take him down. It was a small liberal, freemasonic elite. The country found out the other day. so just like france
Lincoln Price
Australia >allowing PNG to be taken from it via UN >standing for NZ's independence @ federation >allowing USA military government bases inside Australian soil >allowing ANY land explicitly on the mainland to be owned by a foreign power >either remaining apart of the Imperial Federation/Commonwealth OR becoming a full Republic state, not going half way inbetween both with a head of state above the prime minister reporting to a dyfunct monarchy >prohibition of cannabis (& its industries) >whatever the fuck has been happening to the budget blowout since 2008/post Howard
I'm sure there is at least 10,000 more.
Christian Butler
United States of America
Suffrage
Brody Walker
I agree. NEETs like you shouldn't have a say in men's politics.
Blake Flores
USA
Political parties, 1913
James Morales
>Veeky Forums user calling anyone else neet
Top jej
Benjamin Gonzalez
he signed in and made an account specifically to tell you that call
Dylan Price
Romania Kill Antonescu :v
Nolan Rivera
>standing for NZ's independence @ federation lol? not even all the Australian colonies were in federation when NZ went its own way
Evan Turner
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Justin Cox
3
Oliver Wood
2 i sort of redact the j howard comment i know he set it all up and shit and it was on that trajectory before even but it was still shitty deals and retarded short sightedness
Sebastian Kelly
1
Liam Brooks
NZ operated entirely alone since 1841 and had very little in common with Australia. NZ pulled out of all negotiations of trans-Tasman federation in 1891 (and both Queensland and Western Australia said they weren't interested in the same year, as well). Tell me again why NZ would have had any reason to join Australia, or why Australia had any claim to NZ?
These are incredibly wacky opinions and I had no idea any such Australians existed. This reads to me like someone who grew up reading too much American rhetoric on the internet and hasn't a clue what they're on about.
Carson Kelly
you're talking at yourself, you have egocentrism, and you're probably criminally stalking me
Aiden Scott
"do my homework" - the post
Gavin Torres
What is all this shit? It reads like someone off their brains on ritalin. Post one thing and wait for a response, mate.
Lucas Long
yeah full blown egocentrism you poor retards
Bentley Jenkins
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Blake Howard
I stand for Knifey, Spoony & Dollarydoos.
Wyatt Thompson
>Give me some of the biggest mistakes that your country ever made. French Revolution + May 68