French colonies are different from Anglo colonies?

[Jason Voorhees]

Title. I've heard in Françafrique thr relationship between France and its former colonies is complex. Unlike Anglos French enforced assimilation. People from these colonies could get full French citizenship so these countries turned French over time. Unlike Anglos that indirectly rules India, South Africa and the 13 colonies

In the French system, a Black African who spoke perfect French and wore French suits could sit in the French National Assembly while Anglos enforced strict racial hierarchy. So French have a strong connection to their allies and one of the reasons why immigrants are so common in France.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@gymcel64

 

[MoggedSubhuman]

On the bright side the poor subhumans in France won't feel as mogged, sadly they will be mugged

 

[Jason Voorhees]

On the bright side the poor subhumans in France won't feel as mogged, sadly they will be mugged

The only reason France has a positive replacement rate out of all countries in Europe is because of these immigrants

 

[MoggedSubhuman]

The only reason France has a positive replacement rate out of all countries in Europe is because of these immigrants

Infinite growth is not necessarily good, especially when the replacements aren't as high quality "personality" wise

I can accept a mass of ugly subhumans entering my country as long as they behave, but I'm not sure if I will like PSL gods destroying and trashing the place (I won't)

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Infinite growth is not necessarily good, especially when the replacements aren't as high quality "personality" wise

I can accept a mass of ugly subhumans entering my country as long as they behave, but I'm not sure if I will like PSL gods destroying and trashing the place (I won't)

Those mass ugly subhumans kill people, rape and steal tho

 

[MoggedSubhuman]

Those mass ugly subhumans kill people, rape and steal tho

exactly, so literally no redeeming qualities

 

[Hess]

A lot of their former colonies still use their currency as well as french companies holding priority rights to exploit natural resources so they have a pretty decent informal grip on their colonies despite decolonization in the cold war

 

[Hess]

A lot of their former colonies still use their currency as well as french companies holding priority rights to exploit natural resources so they have a pretty decent informal grip on their colonies despite decolonization in the cold war

There were a few coups as well against this recently I believe in west africa, idk if this still is the status quo though would have to read up on it again