@swenstone0 Who determines the red zone? Whose decision is it, for instance, not to include the Cypriots?
And what even is the "white race," anyway? You Americans are talking about the existence of a made-up race.
@Sak07Jok@Righteousalpha7@swenstone0 Did you really think that Turks, as a whole, are closer to Greeks than Germans are? My view still holds: among "white" ethnic groups, there are many nations that are further from Greeks than Turks are—even the Lebanese are closer to them than most "white" people are.
@george295696854@Righteousalpha7@swenstone0 The reason does not change the outcome; Turks are closer—both genetically and culturally—to the races defined as "white." If Christianity is the only thing that makes you feel closer to a place as distant as Britain, then that is Christian nationalism not genetics and races.
@Righteousalpha7@swenstone0 You cannot simply invent such a vast, monolithic "race" on your own; every ethnic group is unique and tends to be more closely related to certain other groups than to others. the fact that Greeks(culturally)are closer to Turks than they are to Northern Europeans proves it
@swenstone0 Who determines the red zone? Whose decision is it, for instance, not to include the Cypriots?
And what even is the "white race," anyway? You Americans are talking about the existence of a made-up race.