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HerpHerp
HerpHerp
Niveau 10
09 avril 2014 à 15:00:02

Ancient Germanic tribes =/= Germans, you tards
The German people is one Germanic people among other that started to exist in the 9th century (so 4 centuries after the Fall of Rome).
Attributing Ancient Germanic tribes achievement to them is retarded.

Germans (or should I say Deutsch) are not more Germanic than let's say, Dutch or Danes just because retarded English language calls Deutschland "Germany".

HerpHerp
HerpHerp
Niveau 10
14 mai 2014 à 19:05:05

Using "Germans" to define Ancient Germanic tribes is as retarded as using "Spaniards" to define Romans or "Finns" to defines Genghis Khan's people.
Would you use "Dutch" to talk about Ancient Germanic tribes?
Yet it would be as legitime as using "Germans".
Just because the retarded English language called the Deutsch people "Germans" doesn't mean it is more Germanic than the other Germanic peoples.
If suddenly English language named Poland "Slavia" and it's inhabitants "Slavis", would it make all slavs Polish?

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