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1duck":3uvkheb3 said:Signal11th":3uvkheb3 said:1duck":3uvkheb3 said:Signal11th":3uvkheb3 said:apart from the fact it wasn't Argentina it was River Plate and apart from the point it wasn't Spains to sell in the first place. And also your analogy is like saying the Bretons still have a claim to Britain after the romans left, pure nonsense.
It was france's to sell in the first place, did you even read the post? the french settled first. They sold it to the spanish, it was a spanish territory...the british stole it. Simple as that really.
Hardly, it's like saying the russians own russia...but your argument is that the soviet union owned that land so now it should be open season for anyone who wants to take it. Because the soviet union no longer exists. Which really is nonsense.
Ahh would that be the Spanish payment to a "private" citizen of France who established a settlement from his own pocket?
And the Spanish themselves left the island as the British did 30 years earlier but for some reason the Spanish have the right to reconquer and the Brits don't?
No that would be the settlement by the french government even if it was financed by a private individual as most settlements were in the period so thats irrelevant, he was told to sell it to the spanish by the french government so it was french to sell.
The spanish wouldn't be conquering because it was theirs in the first place, do you not grasp this simple idea?
You seem to be the one having trouble grasping a simple idea, it was French first , THEN French British (other side of the Islands) Then the irrelanvancy of the "private" settlement (you seem to make a very large assumption on this) was sold to the Spanish, So in a timeline French, French/British then Spanish.
Tis my last post because I'm tired of arguing about it to be honest you have your opinion and I have mine. I'd personally go and protect these people (as I have done in the past for others "scaleybacks for the win") and you would rather sell them down the river over some BS 2 hundred years ago.