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@doelmg @piligrim45 Historical and traditional narratives note that during the protracted Mongol-Tatar conquests of the North Caucus region, surviving highlanders after heavy resistance were captured and taken into slavery.

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@doelmg @piligrim45 Aren’t you capable of doing research?

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@julaingct9xw @ray2kcreations My comment is for African countries which insist on having French as the national language
They waste time learning French because as soon as they need to interact with the rest of the world they have to learn English which has become the international language of doing business

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@chenjia69482666 @Kongkongda5882 You come across like you weren’t educated in mainland China. You seem to be unable to follow a temporal based argument.
I’ve had this discussion with many mainland Chinese and they all grasped it straight away.

Africans were subjugated last because they were tougher opponents.

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@DanielNavarroW @Flyinghighgh @UBERSOY1 You could be descended from
Juan Garrido.
Born in the Kingdom of Kongo around 1480. In 1519, he joined Cortés’s expedition. After the fall of the Aztec capital, he settled in Mexico City. He is historically credited as the first person to sow and harvest wheat in the Americas.

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@DanielNavarroW @Flyinghighgh @UBERSOY1 Nope.
The African slaves in Mexico were from Subsaharan Africa.

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@chenjia69482666 @Kongkongda5882 You really need to give up on the Victorian worldview

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@Katai_Real @piligrim45 The joys of that region’s history.

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@chenjia69482666 @Kongkongda5882 So how did Europeans manage to subjugate Americas, India and China before Maxim gun was invented?

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@chenjia69482666 @Kongkongda5882 Huh?

Ancient Greeks looked up to Africans.

Ancient Egypt was a black African civilisation.

You really need to read stuff published and translated prior to Victorian era.

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@BletteD83 @stats_feed I’ll stick with the Chinese understanding that talent & intelligence are randomly occurring within a population.

P.S. in England they believe that intelligence & talent only reside in people with certain accents!

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@math_curious @ward_one_S @BERNARDg32 @Rich_Hommie_Q Educatedly is not a standard or officially recognized word in major English dictionaries.

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@1192GuiltyPlea @the_transit_guy What’s stopping you from looking up the numbers.

Is it because you’d realise rail would definitely take away a large chunk of the 3 million annual travellers?

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@KVO_313 @vallixi @damilol90092229 Sanctions and sabotage were the main factors.

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@twicebaked13523 @TeaTramRussia Would you like to be placed in a tanker?

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@Simon672491 @CrossRufus1 @mtradpagan38952 @gabryel49315699 @jakluge Than this is definitely not a “full-scale” war.

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@EnjoyerComeback @KVO_313 @vallixi @damilol90092229 Sanctions and sabotage is the main cause.

Plus, Britain refused to give back Venezuelan gold.

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@Oldguysrules00 @TheGarlandNixon @carlbildt I wouldn’t my people to die over an unachievable goal of joining a military block which my superpower neighbour views as an existential threat. 🤷‍♀️

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@u43aGhhc5ocYsDT @niq_black Not as common as you think.

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@Volstki @dnapway Huh?
Of course they knew.
Just the joy on their faces said it all.

If a dude in a Klan outfit rode through a US city and inhabitants were overjoyed at the sight then…