Just a picture.   Je suis malade...........................:mad: :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: Bien sure! C'est une terrible maladi!! :clink    Ça ce pase au cause de la Liberté, égalité, fraternité :rolleyes:    On a side note, why the hell is the negro on 2nd row 3rd column wearing headphones? :rofl    And why are there 18 negros in the team? :confused: aren't football teams supposed to have 11 players?:confused:   The old French team has 13 players?....    maybe you need 18 negros to do the job of 13 French? :rofl     So I am pondering as to in your opinion what makes one french and what does not?   If they are born in French does it make them french...I am sure most of them would think so as would many others. I know Tony Parker is considered to be French by everyone, but he is not French to you because of the color of his skin. You are getting someone's nationality confused with ethnicity.  I also find it funny you don't care for the success of the team, I am sure if they were all White and were as good as the Brazillian team you would harp on about how good they were. And Sports being a coliseum...yeah I guess so since Athletes hate getting paid millions of dollars playing a game children play for fun... not only that I guess you are just above the billions of people that watch sports so you can just call them sheeple... That depends on which criteria makes a nation for you, and which criteria gives someone a nationality for you, what you mention is the so called  jus solis  I believe in  jus sanguinis  ;)    A nation is made by PEOPLE, a nation is a group of people that share same ethnicity, language and culture.    If an alien from outer space is born in China it doesn't magically become Chinese, as a matter of fact he can spend his whole life living in China and he still won't be Chinese, He'll still be an E.T..    In the same sense you can get a Congolese to have a child in France, the child will NEVER be French, he is and remains a Congolese.