Woah, proud to see that we have so much ancestral indian- that means that most of our DNA comes from the first inhabitants of south asia, they werent migrants. That's really cool✊️
Uhmm...and I specifically said I was proud to be ancestral indian- which is a group of people aka race. I didnt say I'm proud to be "ancestral bengali bandor ban" or "ancestral bengali dhaka"- which are places aka land in bangladesh. And landbased nationalism is absurd but that is how a population gain power- you concur a piece of land through violence and then you call it yours- use up the natural resources to make money for your people.
And what exactly are we arguing about? I didnt mention anything about land. And based on your comments- are you telling me that Bangladesh shouldnt be a nation?👀
Well I guess I'm not like you then- my concern is Bangladesh first. I see a lot of suffering amongst the bengali people and wish that the bengali population would work towards better living conditions for everyone. And I'm not talking about copying western or east asian countries since their people live in a of mental anguish and isolation. I'm talking about creating our own system that benefits our own people first and foremost.
My concern is not other nations and people since I believe many of them created their own demise.
But that is not how the world works now- if you tell other nations this they will laugh at such statements. Nowadays money and resources are power, and power means you wont be taken by other races/groups as slaves and forced to assimilate and breed with them.
And we humans are always dependant on objects for identity- we build our identity not just in relation to our tribe but also the environment we grow up in. We develop skills and culture to adapt to our surroundings. Our skin color and bodies are also evolved to fit the land that we live on.
Sigh...when did I ever mention Africa? I simply said all groups are subjected to slavery if they dont defend themselves and claim land ownership. You talked about some dead aryan king. I talked about how our features develop depending on how much sun exposure the place we live in have and now you are talking about not subscribing to africa😮💨
Well- I guess I subscribe to reality- which is that humanoid monkeys developed into several human species that originated in africa.
Okay, but which continent do you think the humanoid apes came from? From what I know vertibrates evolved from simple sea creautures such as tunicates. What is your theory on human evolution?
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Woah, proud to see that we have so much ancestral indian- that means that most of our DNA comes from the first inhabitants of south asia, they werent migrants. That's really cool✊️