Comments by "François Lechanceux" (@francoislechanceux5818) on "Why does France still have a South American Territory? - History of French Guiana" video.

  1.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Mesquin et honteux comme raisonnement.
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  2.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Tu es fier que nous ayons encore en 2023 des territoires voire des colonies volés ou prisent par la violence brute à d'autres peuples il y a des siecles justement quand ils ne pouvaient se defendre?
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  3.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Faut être hypocrite pour croire qu'on a jamais voulu leur independance.
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  4.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Enfin, hypocrite ou naïf.
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  5.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Detester? Qui parle des sentiments ici et encore moins des sentiments envers la France ?. Qu'est-ce que les sentiments, positifs ou negatifs, bons ou mauvais ont a faire dans cette discussion. Les sentiments ne valent rien et sont rien.
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  6.  @x-a-  Exactly. This is a troll.
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  7.  @Unknowngfyjoh  He is a troll and certainly not British
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  8.  @lesteraponte5734  I totally agree with you. But the British on many occasions not only attacked and kicked the French out of established French colonies because of some proximities with their own colonial territories but attacked and kicked the French out of French colonial territories that were not anywhere near any British colonial territory. And just like with the Portuguese in Guyana, the French got some of those colonial territories back not by military encounters or counterattacks but at the negotiating table where we made concessions. Often very meaningful concessions.
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  9. If with the same history this ''colony'' was American or British and the creator of this video a french guy, the content of this video will have been 90% about Black slaves in that Guyana but especially about the horrible penal history of that guyana. Lol. Objectivity (or is it objectiveness) is not part of french DNA.
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  10.  @unbonfrancophone1539  La France n'a jamais voulu leur independance et elle a tout fait pour obtenir gain the cause
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  11.  @unbonfrancophone1539  Oppressions des independantistes, trucages des listes electorales lors des soi-disant referendum, deplacements des populations et/ou repeuplement des territoires pour desavantager les populations autochtones ou locales, infusion massive d'argent pour acheter les traitres à la cause local et pour droguer la population temporairement aux aides sociales et ainsi tuer leur fierté individuelle et sentiment de dignité collective...jusqu'après ces referendum ou manifestations des velleités d'independance. Des crimes sournois, en realité.
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  12. That's curious. Noting about the large black population of french guyana, how they arrived there and what they were used for all those centuries.
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  13.  @maximipe  Are you kidding ?
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  14. They had other places to develop in the same bigger colony. No colonial power developed 100% of the territory under their control. Tu ne dis absolument rien.
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  15.  @krips22  Are you french ? We french people are sooooo obsessed with ''Anglosaxons'' to a psychiatric level. Also what makes you think this guy is anglosaxon ?. You think so bcause as a french you are so wired you simply can''t think of anybody else worthwhile. Once our minds fly out of France, the only next people that seem to exist for us is the ''anglosaxons''. It's fascinating. Almost everybody whatever the class, status or function in France function this way. This has always fascinated me. Maybe because I'm Alsacien. I walked or byked to Germany in a few minutes as a kid. BTW, I'm in my forties, I can say that never a single day in my entire life have conulted or looked into french media (TV, newspapers, magazines, websites, news, documentaires, programs, reportages, commentaries from politicians, elite members, journalistes etc...) without finding a lot of anti-american and/or anti-british comments, articles, news, analysis etc... Anti-american and anti-brisith bashing are the only constants in France since the last 40 years that I can personally testify and certainly these started decades before. In comparison with what you call anti-french comments that most often are even not from the ''anglo-saxons'', it's in the ratio of 1/1000. 1 being the anglo-saxon side and 1000 being the french side BTW, it's rare to find any news about or from France in US media. Even in Bbritish media. On the other hand, our media here in France talk about the USA, of the USA and news and info...from the USA every hour of the day, 24 hours or day, 7 days a week, 30 days a months 365 days a year. Year after year, decades after decades non stop and with no pause.
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