Est-ce que les français s’offusquent-ils de qqn dire “vive la résistance”?

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  1. When it’s Francis Lalanne, Fabrice Di Vizio or Florian Philippot who are talking about the resistance, it’s always more cringe than offensive.

  2. No.

    I mean, not more than if you say “It’s just like the French Resistance!”. If you’re tying to compare the French Resistance to some horrible ideology, especially Nazisme, then we might get offended.

    But outside of those situations, we tend to be **proud** of peoples feeling inspired by our past.

    And peoples saying “Vive la Résistance !” in French is much more appreciable than them saying “Hon Hon Hon, Baguettes !”.

  3. I get the comment. After all, “Vive la résistance” is linked to a bloody time, inside France and in Europe.

    But, the thing is… Us French are quite proud about our bloody past. After all, did you look at the text of our national anthem?

    So, apart from the few royalists in France (poor souls), either French people will not care or be happy about that (seeing that as a sentence linked to fighting for more equality and liberty for example). And personally, I’m part of the last group, so…

    VIVE LA RÉSISTANCE !!!

  4. Pour reprendre les mots d’un mec fameux sur ce sous, “ça m’en touche une sans faire bouger l’autre”.

  5. Je crois que dans les derniers mois la résistance est devenu une étape historique de l’histoire de l’Angleterre contrairement aux lâches Français 🙄🤦🤷.

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