Do you respect France?

90% chance this is a poojeet. They love pretending to be other nationalities. I've met them online pretending to be American, Canadian, British, Australian, French, Swedish, and even mainland Chinese (not to be confused with Taiwan which is also inhabited by ethnic Chinese, despite being a completely seperate and objectively superior country)

No, fuck this kiked globohomo shithole.

Every French person has it in them to blow their olifant at Roncesvalles

Stray has changed my opinion of France

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We are Caucasians so makes sense

Why did Frenchies lose to Brits despite being militarily superior at one time?

No, it doesn't. Me being the same color as Danish people doesn't make it make sense that I would impersonate a Dane. It's weird, cringey, and an implicit confirmation of your inferiority to pretend to be another nationality, especially when you then attempt to use this façade to glorify India (shithole country) as if you were a foreigner. This was especially hilarious coming from the guy pretending to be Chinese because he repeated the typical 70 IQ hindutva nationalist schtick that "the USA is racist, we Chinese people love India more because it's our neighbor and they're not racist :)". I still think about that omegle chat frequently

Why did India lose to brits despite being 23% of the world's GDP and having advanced science and democracy and the concept of a united civilizational India according to Tharoor?

I respect France

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yes I respect france now. Actually I never disrespected them in the first place. Only npc normie cattle would judge a country based a war that happened a century ago

I respect France. Parichien government, jews, bougnoles, narboïdes and congoïdes are not "french".

The cracka that killed Roland was from my hometown.

The global epicentre of trade progressively moved from the Silk Road to the North Atlantic as a result of A. the Mongols killing everyone there B. the discovery of the Americas, and C. the Hansa and the Dutch doing their thing. A strong navy became necessary to control movements of wealth and deny them to rival nations. In its early days in the 17th century, the French navy would inflict defeats to the Dutch and the British, but due to France being a traditional land power whose survival depended on a strong army, the French navy was quickly eclipsed by its British counterpart in the 18th century, which had better organisation and better training. This led to the French defeat in the Seven Years' War which, in hindsight, already ensured British supremacy over lands outside of Europe.
On top of that, Britain quickly adopted sounder banking practices and an economic model we'd now refer to as capitalistic. In the span of a century, it grew to be much wealthier than France despite having a smaller native population. Therefore, when France made its bid for European supremacy, Britain was able to fund seven coalitions, and it would've probably been taken a lot fewer if not for Napoleon's military genius.
It could've been different. Louis XIV was advised something akin to Napoleon's Egyptian strategy more than a century before the latter left for Alexandria. But, being a country whose success was more dependent on the individual genius of its ruler, the French model always had less chance to succeed than the British one.

Louis XIV and Napoleon also killed like 40% of your working population each in ultimately fruitless expansive wars

You just pulled that number out of your ass, anyway this post isn't praising Louis XIV.

Yeah, they helped us out during the Revolutionary War.