@bennnn_m@jubesdf@mat1_u@M4rlon1805 Germany was a largely homogenous country until 2010s, with the population with a migrant background (including 2nd and 3rd) not exceeding 10% until 2018. In the 1960s, only 2% of the population was non-German. I think the 90%+ of the pop had far more contributions.
@bennnn_m@jubesdf@mat1_u@M4rlon1805 That's called survivorship bias, and on the flip side, I'd be happy to note how those with immigrant backgrounds make up a disproportionate amount of the crime, welfare-dependancy, terror attacks, etc, in Germany.
@bennnn_m@jubesdf@mat1_u@M4rlon1805 So are they German or not? One day they are deemed as foreigners who “built the county” and the next they are supposedly as German as anyone else in the country lmao. Also “built the country” is hilarious lmao.
@fcbnilebagged So supporting your own country’s military is being a full blown fascist lol? So does that mean if you support the USSR’s Red Army, you were also a fascist?
@SAwezome@xspotsdamark For one, I’m attacking your argument that a black person can be GREEK royal figure. King Memnon is explicitly from Ethiopia, not Greece, and Eurybates is a minor figure. You’re shifting the argument around
@SAwezome@xspotsdamark Show evidence of ancient Greek aristocrats who were black please. When you look at Ancient Greek skeletons, they’ve all had 0% sub-Saharan DNA.
@SAwezome@xspotsdamark The issue is that the black character plays a Mediterranean royal/aristocratic figure, which wouldn’t have been the case, myth or real
@EStassinopoulos@SPHistoriador Never said it was retard, but you don’t extend the classification of “North Africa” all the way down to the Congo do you?