Greeks are more masculine than turks
Greeks are more masculine than turks
Jordan Hill
Jeremiah Thompson
This is true, but only because turk are rich and greeks poor and hard workers as builders of houses...
Ryan Nguyen
It's honestly kind of sad how brutally Greeks mog Turks in every possible way, despite having 1/10th of their population. Makes sense why they're constantly seething at them.
Dominic Turner
>Orphan countries
h-huh?
Angel Bell
>transtugal
Liam Lopez
imagine calling your country mommy or daddy
Nolan Walker
Mommy country>dad country
Though
Anthony Morales
Greece is the land of our forefathers, so we call it fatherland.
Adam Gomez
My daddy country will impregnate your mommy country
Jack Perez
What is "neutral" supposed to mean? What examples are there of that?
Isaac Mitchell
I think if you called the US Motherland or Fatherland, some one would be pissed off.
Brody Lee
Fatherland here
Dylan Fisher
It means soulless
Anthony Fisher
I read this "And defend Her still today" in God Bless the USA lyric, what does this mean?
Liam Martin
Gender neutral parentland
Mason Perez
imagine fighting for a guy
Nolan James
France is fatherland though, patrie is from Pater
Samuel Sanders
imagine having your mother(land) conquered by foreigners
Zachary Bell
imagine your father being raped by foreigners
Brayden Harris
we actually have two parents
Kayden Hall
hot
Juan Wood
Im not india in 2nd of august, 1858 so i unfortunately cant
David Jones
Neutral is more correct for Sweden. 'Fosterlandet' (the foster land) is much more commonly used than 'Fäderneslandet' (the father land), both today and historically
Christopher Kelly
We say "la patrie" which literally means "the fatherland" though
Sometimes we say "la mère patrie" which means "the mother fatherland" but it is less common
Nathaniel Martin