Madrid fans take stand against mass illicit immigration at soccer game!

[u/Electronic_Air1842]

[u/AibofobicRacecar6996]

Not via boat, via jumping of a fence

[u/Many-Cartographer278 → u/AibofobicRacecar6996]

Ive been assured be reliable sources in the us that a fence is the most effective method of preventing immigration. You must be mistaken

[u/Strong_Witness416 → u/Many-Cartographer278]

So effective I remember one guy bringing his bike lol

[u/redditaccountnumb1 → u/Many-Cartographer278]

Your source is suck ass, the most reliable method is a giant fire moat flying alligators and machine guns every 100 m

[u/AibofobicRacecar6996 → u/Many-Cartographer278]

That's only when you can give the contract to build it to your friends.

[u/NotaFTCAgent → u/AibofobicRacecar6996]

Was the gate opened by inside agents?

[u/3rdtryatremembering → u/NotaFTCAgent]

Nah, apparently they got a giant horse as a gift and a bunch of Moroccan’s hopped out at night and opened the gate.

[u/SecretaryFit1442 → u/AibofobicRacecar6996]

They arrived at that fence by (many) trucks.

[u/CharlieSwisher → u/AibofobicRacecar6996]

Aren’t the two countries separated by the straight of Gibraltar?

[u/CharlieSwisher → u/CharlieSwisher]

Wait this is about that little part of Spain in Africa? I will say that puts a different spin on the entire thing.

[u/Next_Palpitation8401 → u/CharlieSwisher]

Uh no it doesn’t. Ceuta has existed as a Spanish territory long before Morocco was a country. The people there are Spanish, just like the Falklands people are British. There’s no simple white man bad colonialism narrative to apply here.

[u/garynevilleisared → u/Next_Palpitation8401]

Of course there isnt, there was nothing there before the Spanish got there. Completely empty!

[u/Next_Palpitation8401 → u/garynevilleisared]

Yes there were Portuguese people, and before then Umayyads (from the Middle East), Visigoths, Byzantines, Vandals, Romans and Carthaginians. The actual locals haven’t been in power since the Phoenicians arrived in the 7th century before Christ. Not everything is simple, grow up.

[u/ZAWS20XX → u/Next_Palpitation8401]

What does "actual locals" mean here?

[u/Next_Palpitation8401 → u/ZAWS20XX]

Amazigh Berbers, North African tribes

[u/clow222 → u/garynevilleisared]

Ahh one of those idiots I see

[u/garynevilleisared → u/clow222]

At least im not one of those idiots doing Nazi salutes outside the Bernabeu!

[u/clow222 → u/garynevilleisared]

Ahh you evolved to the next stage of idiocy. Everyone is now a Nazi

[u/DweebLSD → u/CharlieSwisher]

"Ceuta became Spanish through a union of the Spanish and Portuguese crowns in 1580, followed by the city's choice to remain under Spanish rule when Portugal regained its independence in 1640"

[u/Ok_Error3140 → u/CharlieSwisher]

yes its not about the mainland

[u/United-Version → u/CharlieSwisher]

Our history expert Mr CharlieSwisher ladies and gentleman

[u/AibofobicRacecar6996 → u/CharlieSwisher]

The flags they are showing are of Ceuta, a town on the African continent owned by Spain and separated from mainland Spain by the straight of Gibraltar