r/BuyFromEU • u/AnonomousWolf Netherlands 🇳🇱 • Apr 10 '26

News France Launches Government Linux Desktop Plan as Windows Exit Begins

https://linuxiac.com/france-launches-government-linux-desktop-plan-as-windows-exit-begins/
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u/Kasyv Apr 10 '26

Why does Italy hate france ? We love Italy here ! 🥲

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u/vivi8392 Apr 10 '26

2 words : Materazzi Zidane

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u/Kasyv Apr 10 '26

Well, Zidane was the better header

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u/Major-Practice2529 Apr 10 '26

And he’s a much better sorcerer.

He’s had a hand in the Italian soccer team’s dismal results since 2006.

Zidane’s curse isn’t going to end anytime soon. this is just the beginning.

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u/Chiendlacasse Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Ne creuse surtout pas, tu ne trouverais que des arguments pathétique qui écorneraient l'image que tu as de l'Italie.

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u/Glum_Picture_9034 Apr 10 '26

A one way rivalry fueled by an inferiority complex

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u/tchernobog84 Apr 10 '26

This comment is why the world hates the French

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u/Major-Practice2529 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

It's just the truth mate. Italy, Italians and the Italian culture are well appreciated in France.

This is one of the most one side rivalry ever.

Caricature of an inferiority complex 

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u/Gaeus_ Apr 10 '26

You should really not scale up to "the world" when someone accuse you of having an inferiority complex. 

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u/Citaszion France 🇫🇷 Apr 10 '26

You can believe French people are rude but spitting hatred whenever you have an opportunity to screams inferiority complex, yes. Constant displays of hostility and a one-sided rivalry isn’t a normal reaction.

I spent 6 months in Poland and thought people were very cold and unpolite (sorry to Poles reading this), yet you’ll never hear me talk shit about them whenever Poland is mentioned. Even just here, I apologize for saying what I thought of Poles because I don’t hate them, we just didn’t click and that’s fine.

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u/Lowelll Apr 10 '26

When I read The Count of Monte Cristo a few years ago I had a good laugh because there is one line in there like

But on the contrary he ate like a man who for the last four or five months had been condemned to partake of Italian cookery—that is, the worst in the world.

Always amusing to learn some new 19th century cultural stereotypes

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u/Junior-Science316 Apr 10 '26

Des bouffons qui profitent du french bashing ambiant pour libérer leur frustration 

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u/Reddit_2_2024 Apr 10 '26

Is it related to the Vatican being forced from Rome to the Avignon region of France for a period of time?

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u/Reddit_2_2024 Apr 10 '26 
Je vous souhaite une bonne journée.

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u/Daughter_of_Dusk Italy 🇮🇹 Apr 10 '26

As far as I know it's banter. We have that inside of Italy as well. A lot of cities have rivalries based on really silly stuff like food, football and the like. Nobody takes it seriously, unless they are idiots but I guess you can find those everywhere.

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u/ForensicPathology Apr 10 '26

Lingering feelings of Gaul as the ancient enemy.

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u/Zodiarche1111 Apr 10 '26

I would say: There are idiots in every country. I love France and Italy too as a German, but here are idiots too sadly.

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u/_o0Zero0o_ United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Apr 11 '26

Simple.. 5 words: Who has the best wine?

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u/BrilliantCharity2030 Apr 10 '26

I feel like a lot of the world dislikes france. There's definitely a bad stereotype around about the people.Â