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This is somebody's idea of how to make the world a better place:

https://www.anthroworldforum.com/thread ... tion.4146/

"im not here to advocate for violence or anything but i 100% AGREE that the anglo-celtic peoples of the british isles must be replaced with indians,pakistanis,bangladeshis,sub-saharan africans and han chinese i 100% agree with that i want the UK to become a south asian country outside of india,pakistan and bangladesh and i really want the anglo-celtic peoples of britain their culture,traditions,languages,values and ethnicities to be replaced by mass immigration of pakistani,indian,bangladeshi people and i support the same for white anglo-majority-colonized countries for australia,new zealand,canada and the united states the day that the anglo people,language,laws and values etc disappear from the face of this planet is the day im gonna do a barbecue and drink a wonderful beer for celebration that the anglo-saxon got vanished also they need to change the architecture and should change the name and flags of these countries too to be similar to india,pakistan and bangladesh thats all i have to say i support peaceful ethnic replacement of native anglo-celtic british population thats all i have to say."

Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. What's the problem?

Not surprised that the village idiot didn't catch the sarcasm in the post of someone who in other posts calls South Asian people "pakis" and says that they are all mentally ill.

Scooter wrote: ↑

Sat May 31, 2025 3:44 am

Not surprised that the village idiot didn't catch the sarcasm in the post of someone who in other posts calls South Asian people "pakis" and says that they are all mentally ill.

Substitute "people of the steppes" for "pakis" and you've GOT the Village Idiot.

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Joe Guy wrote: ↑

Sat May 31, 2025 3:12 am

Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. What's the problem?

Considering the source, I can believe that. As far as the site goes, I don’t know what to think. I have been on all kinds of sites—left, right, middle, black, and even Islamic—but I have never come across something like that before. My first thought was that it might be Russian disinformation, but I’m not sure. That attitude does exist in the third world, particularly in the Muslim world. However, most people in the Muslim world who hold such views probably wouldn't have the proficiency in the English language, so I don’t know what to think.

Like I said, I thought it might possibly be Russian disinformation. The Russians like to stir up trouble. I suspect they might have had something to do with both the Kennedy assassination and MLK’s assassination. However, if this were Russian or Chinese propaganda, I would think they would target the United States directly. But if this seems to be aimed at Britain, then maybe it’s coming from a disaffected Pakistani immigrant in Britain.

It could also be something like Stormfront, but I’ve never been on that site, so I don’t have any experience with it. One thing that did not disappoint me was you guys—you have a total lack of analytical ability, which I find surprising for people with a reasonable education.

Never seen anything like it? I guess you never stumbled into 'The Onion" or the "Sacremento Brie" to name two that were centers of attention in the past but are gone now. On religion, I like 'Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian.' She is still around.

snailgate

The Sacramento Brie was just too cheesy. OTOH the Sac Bee is still going strong.

Burning Petard wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 01, 2025 3:52 am

Never seen anything like it? I guess you never stumbled into 'The Onion" or the "Sacremento Brie" to name two that were centers of attention in the past but are gone now. On religion, I like 'Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian.' She is still around.

snailgate

No, I've never been on those sites,

I read another post he made several months later in which he recounted everything he said, apologized, and said he was very ashamed of his comments. From what I can tell, he appears to be a Kurd. I suspect he may have been deported from either the United States or Britain and was emotionally upset when he made that post. It may be no more than that.

If I didn't have so much to do, I would register on that site, send him a PM, and find out his story.

[/quote]If I didn't have so much to do, I would register on that site, send him a PM, and find out his story.
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You could have done that instead of replying to Snail. It might be interesting to learn about the guy who made that post almost a year ago (which you just found and linked for no known reason). In other news, the Normans beat the English near Hastings in 1066.

Bicycle Bill wrote: ↑

Sat May 31, 2025 2:03 pm

Scooter wrote: ↑

Sat May 31, 2025 3:44 am

Not surprised that the village idiot didn't catch the sarcasm in the post of someone who in other posts calls South Asian people "pakis" and says that they are all mentally ill.

Substitute "people of the steppes" for "pakis" and you've GOT the Village Idiot.

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Before you compete for handle the Shithead junior, you should first understand the meaning of it. When I First learned of the perversion known as skat, I was totally disgusted; I couldn't believe it. You may not want it, but on the other hand it may appeal to you. I can't imagine someone wanting a brown crown.

Whether you like it or not, whether you're ashamed of it or not—which, believe it or not, some people are—if you speak an Indo-European language and your ancestors spoke an Indo-European language, your ancestors came from the steppes. That is verifiable. DNA analysis can trace your ancestry directly back to the people known as the Yamnaya. I think most likely all people with Caucasian characteristics originated in the steppes, but it can be genetically proven that all Indo-European-speaking peoples did originate from the vast grasslands.

MajGenl.Meade wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 01, 2025 6:00 pm

If I didn't have so much to do, I would register on that site, send him a PM, and find out his story.
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You could have done that instead of replying to Snail. It might be interesting to learn about the guy who made that post almost a year ago (which you just found and linked for no known reason). In other news, the Normans beat the English near Hastings in 1066.
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I don't see your point. If something interests me, it interests me, and when it happened is irrelevant.

We are all descended from a black woman in Africa called Lucy, liberty. You really must just accept that your grandmother was a black woman.

liberty's Aunt Lucy....

BoSoxGal wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 01, 2025 7:53 pm

We are all descended from a black woman in Africa called Lucy, liberty. You really must just accept that your grandmother was a black woman.

I think you're a sweet, well-intentioned, good-hearted person, so I don't want to upset you. But you do realize that it's just a theory that could be wrong. However, I tend to accept it, though it's only part of the story. I, along with some anthropologists—Chris Stringer and Trenton Holliday—believe that it was a mixing of out-of-Africa people and the Neanderthals that produced Cro-Magnon man, otherwise known today as Caucasians. Mixing these two early types of people gained the advantages of both. So even though we trace our ancestry back to Africa based on the Out-of-Africa theory, we are also different—that's just a fact. Please don't take it as some kind of affront. Where your ancestors came from really depends on where you want to start. You could go back to Africa, to early humans, or you could go back to the first apes just before the arrival of modern man. Or, if you wanted to, you could go back to the dinosaurs. It's all really a matter of choice.

liberty wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 02, 2025 12:11 am

Where your ancestors came from really depends on where you want to start. You could go back to Africa, to early humans, or you could go back to the first apes just before the arrival of modern man. Or, if you wanted to, you could go back to the dinosaurs. It's all really a matter of choice.

Or if you want to go way, way, W-A-A-A-Y back...

A fish-like thing appeared among the annelids one day.
It hadn't any parapods nor setae to display.
It hadn't any eyes nor jaws, nor ventral nervous cord,
But it had a lot of gill slits and it had a notochord.

Chorus:
It's a long way from Amphioxus. It's a long way to us.
It's a long way from Amphioxus to the meanest human cuss.
Well, it's goodbye to fins and gill slits, and it's welcome lungs and hair!
It's a long, long way from Amphioxus, but we all came from there.

It wasn't much to look at and it scarce knew how to swim,
And Nereis was very sure it hadn't come from him.
The mollusks wouldn't own it and the arthropods got sore,
So the poor thing had to burrow in the sand along the shore.

He burrowed in the sand before a crab could nip his tail,
And he said "Gill slits and myotomes are all to no avail.
I've grown some metapleural folds and sport an oral hood,
But all these fine new characters don't do me any good.

(chorus)

It sulked awhile down in the sand without a bit of pep,
Then he stiffened up his notochord and said, "I'll beat 'em yet!
Let 'em laugh and show their ignorance. I don't mind their jeers. *
Just wait until they see me in a hundred million years. *

My notochord shall turn into a chain of vertebrae
And as fins my metapleural folds will agitate the sea.
My tiny dorsal nervous cord will be a mighty brain
And the vertebrates shall dominate the animal domain.

(chorus)

* note -- the two lines marked by asterisks are not the original words, which are:
I've got more possibilities within my slender frame
Than all these proud invertebrates that treat me with such shame.



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