Dutch FM: ''Peaceful diverse societies are non-existent''

[Federal Syndicalist States]

I mean it's not as if there's a 100% east asian gene group, spreaded around, made them east asian and if you don't have it you're disqualified from being one.

Mate, Uyghurs are Central Asian. It's not the same thing.

Find me a genuine bonified red-haired East Asian from the Orient, or a red-haired aboriginal from the Americas, and I'll shut up. Otherwise, don't back up the arguments of people who obviously don't know what they're talking about.

Again, they live in East Asia so yeah. They're East Asians.

[Torrocca]

The Geographic distribution tab. The link is right there.

Mate, them living in Xinjiang makes them about as genetically East Asian as me living in North America makes be genetically Amerindian.

I read the captions, so I know where those people are from. That's how I know that the Uyghur child is a girl, so clearly this I know better what I'm talking about than you. I didn't think you wanted specifically red heads from those groups, I assumed you'd be satisfied with red heads from groups people don't usually associate with red hair.

But if that's what you want then feel free to Google it and interrogate the ancestry of all the people who pop up.

Woopidy doo, I mistook her gender.

You, on the other hand, don't know what an Uyghur is. You made the claim that red hair is present everywhere. Either back up your claim, or recant it.

FYI the Turkic peoples all started from a genetic group in East Asia roughly alongside the Mongols.

[UniversalCommons]

Europeans are inseperable from Eurasians which includes Russians and a variety of Asian cultures like the Mongols who went everywhere. There is actual genetic history which is very different than the fascist content. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_history_of_Europe

[Ifreann]

The Geographic distribution tab. The link is right there.

Mate, them living in Xinjiang makes them about as genetically East Asian as me living in North America makes be genetically Amerindian.

As I said, I wasn't looking for an East Asian person. I checked the geographic distribution on Wikipedia and linked the images.

I read the captions, so I know where those people are from. That's how I know that the Uyghur child is a girl, so clearly this I know better what I'm talking about than you. I didn't think you wanted specifically red heads from those groups, I assumed you'd be satisfied with red heads from groups people don't usually associate with red hair.

But if that's what you want then feel free to Google it and interrogate the ancestry of all the people who pop up.

Woopidy doo, I mistook her gender.

Because you didn't read the link.

You, on the other hand, don't know what an Uyghur is.

I know who the Uyghurs are. I can't say I know what your personal criterion for any given race is, but I don't care.

You made the claim that red hair is present everywhere. Either back up your claim, or recant it.

I have already linked to the relevant section of the relevant Wikipedia article. Do you need help reading it?

[Canadensia]

Mate, Uyghurs are Central Asian. It's not the same thing.

Find me a genuine bonified red-haired East Asian from the Orient, or a red-haired aboriginal from the Americas, and I'll shut up. Otherwise, don't back up the arguments of people who obviously don't know what they're talking about.

Again, they live in East Asia so yeah. They're East Asians.

Not genetically, no.

Which is the point.

[Canadensia]

Mate, them living in Xinjiang makes them about as genetically East Asian as me living in North America makes be genetically Amerindian.



Woopidy doo, I mistook her gender.

You, on the other hand, don't know what an Uyghur is. You made the claim that red hair is present everywhere. Either back up your claim, or recant it.

FYI the Turkic peoples all started from a genetic group in East Asia roughly alongside the Mongols.

Yes, and yet we typically don't consider them East Asian.

[Federal Syndicalist States]

Again, they live in East Asia so yeah. They're East Asians.

Not genetically, no.

Which is the point.

Find me a 100% genetically pure East Asian then.

[Canadensia]

Mate, them living in Xinjiang makes them about as genetically East Asian as me living in North America makes be genetically Amerindian.

As I said, I wasn't looking for an East Asian person. I checked the geographic distribution on Wikipedia and linked the images.

Then why post them at all if you knew they were neither East Asian nor Amerindian?

Because you didn't read the link.

No, I didn't. What of it?

You didn't link me to any East Asians or Amerindians with red hair, hence my point.

I know who the Uyghurs are. I can't say I know what your personal criterion for any given race is, but I don't care.

I never mentioned races.

I mentioned East Asians and Amerindians, neither of which have red hair. You asserted otherwise.

Defend your claim or renounce it.

I have already linked to the relevant section of the relevant Wikipedia article. Do you need help reading it?

Nowhere in the article does it state that East Asians or Amerindians have red hair.

Do you need help reading it?

[Canadensia]

Not genetically, no.

Which is the point.

Find me a 100% genetically pure East Asian then.

What?

I'm not arguing in favour of races, I'm arguing about ethnic groups.

Find me an ethnic East Asian or Amerindian with red hair. There's millions of them, so if one exists with red hair, this should be an easy feat. If you can't, then kindly bugger off.

[Torrocca]

FYI the Turkic peoples all started from a genetic group in East Asia roughly alongside the Mongols.

Yes, and yet we typically don't consider them East Asian.

I mean, maybe you don't, but there's plenty who do.

Beyond that, here's a muthafuckin' ginger Asian to satiate your weird desires for the red-heads:



:V

[Federal Syndicalist States]

Find me a 100% genetically pure East Asian then.

What?

I'm not arguing in favour of races, I'm arguing about ethnic groups.

Find me an ethnic East Asian or Amerindian with red hair. There's millions of them, so if one exists with red hair, this should be an easy feat. If you can't, then kindly bugger off.

Someone posted an Uyghur earlier, that's an East Asian. They live in East Asia, so there you go. I mean of course you could keep asking for a 100% Han Chinese but you know, our resources are limited.

[Ifreann]

As I said, I wasn't looking for an East Asian person. I checked the geographic distribution on Wikipedia and linked the images.

Then why post them at all if you knew they were neither East Asian nor Amerindian?

I didn't think you wanted specifically red heads from those groups, I assumed you'd be satisfied with red heads from groups people don't usually associate with red hair.

Because you didn't read the link.

No, I didn't. What of it?

You didn't link me to any East Asians or Amerindians with red hair, hence my point.

I know who the Uyghurs are. I can't say I know what your personal criterion for any given race is, but I don't care.

I never mentioned races.

I mentioned East Asians and Amerindians, neither of which have red hair. You asserted otherwise.

Defend your claim or renounce it.

I have already linked to the relevant section of the relevant Wikipedia article. Do you need help reading it?

Nowhere in the article does it state that East Asians or Amerindians have red hair.

Do you need help reading it?

This is what I said.

Red hair is present but rare all over the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... iterranean
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair#Asia_(all_regions)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ran_Africa

There, all over the world. Claim defended.

[Canadensia]

Yes, and yet we typically don't consider them East Asian.

I mean, maybe you don't, but there's plenty who do.

Beyond that, here's a muthafuckin' ginger Asian to satiate your weird desires for the red-heads:

-snip-

:V

That kid's Central Asian.

Did you just see squinty eyes and assume he was Oriental?

:c

[Torrocca]

I mean, maybe you don't, but there's plenty who do.

Beyond that, here's a muthafuckin' ginger Asian to satiate your weird desires for the red-heads:

-snip-

:V

That kid's Central Asian.

Did you just see squinty eyes and assume he was Oriental?

:c

Gib proofs

[Canadensia]

What?

I'm not arguing in favour of races, I'm arguing about ethnic groups.

Find me an ethnic East Asian or Amerindian with red hair. There's millions of them, so if one exists with red hair, this should be an easy feat. If you can't, then kindly bugger off.

Someone posted an Uyghur earlier, that's an East Asian. They live in East Asia, so there you go. I mean of course you could keep asking for a 100% Han Chinese but you know, our resources are limited.

Geographically, sure.

Ethnically? No, I don't think so. Unless of course you're going to tell me with a straight face that this man is ethnically Shona or Matebele by virtue of being born in Zimbabwe:

There's in excess of a billion ethnic Han Chinese in the world.

Find me one ginger, just one.

[Federal Syndicalist States]

Someone posted an Uyghur earlier, that's an East Asian. They live in East Asia, so there you go. I mean of course you could keep asking for a 100% Han Chinese but you know, our resources are limited.

Geographically, sure.

Ethnically? No, I don't think so. Unless of course you're going to tell me with a straight face that this man is ethnically Shona or Matebele by virtue of being born in Zimbabwe:

There's in excess of a billion ethnic Han Chinese in the world.

Find me one ginger, just one.

He's an African, yeah. But not ethnically, I'd guess, maybe 2% or so, who knows.

But culturally, he can be influenced. But my point stands, if he had red hair then it's proof for red hairs in Africa.

[Canadensia]

Geographically, sure.

Ethnically? No, I don't think so. Unless of course you're going to tell me with a straight face that this man is ethnically Shona or Matebele by virtue of being born in Zimbabwe:

There's in excess of a billion ethnic Han Chinese in the world.

Find me one ginger, just one.

He's an African, yeah. But not ethnically, I'd guess, maybe 2% or so, who knows.

But culturally, he can be influenced. But my point stands, if he had red hair then it's proof for red hairs in Africa.

He's Ian Smith, former Prime Minister of Rhodesia.

And he was about as ethnically Scottish as it gets, so I'm inclined to say you aren't arguing in good faith by this point.

[Federal Syndicalist States]

He's an African, yeah. But not ethnically, I'd guess, maybe 2% or so, who knows.

But culturally, he can be influenced. But my point stands, if he had red hair then it's proof for red hairs in Africa.

He's Ian Smith, former Prime Minister of Rhodesia.

And he was about as ethnically Scottish as it gets, so I'm inclined to say you aren't arguing in good faith by this point.

That's why I didn't say he was not ethnically African. But if he had red hair I'd be proof of redheads in Africa.

[Canadensia]

Then why post them at all if you knew they were neither East Asian nor Amerindian?

I didn't think you wanted specifically red heads from those groups, I assumed you'd be satisfied with red heads from groups people don't usually associate with red hair.

No, I didn't. What of it?

You didn't link me to any East Asians or Amerindians with red hair, hence my point.



I never mentioned races.

I mentioned East Asians and Amerindians, neither of which have red hair. You asserted otherwise.

Defend your claim or renounce it.



Nowhere in the article does it state that East Asians or Amerindians have red hair.

Do you need help reading it?

This is what I said.

Red hair is present but rare all over the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... iterranean
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ll_regions)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ran_Africa

There, all over the world. Claim defended.

Yes, geographically.

Geographically.

That's not the same as ethnicity, at all. And considering how that was the context of the post you were initially replying to, I'm now wondering why you'd even bother to bring up something purely geographical in the first place.

[Internationalist Bastard]

And what does this conversation about red heads have to do with the topic?

[Canadensia]

He's Ian Smith, former Prime Minister of Rhodesia.

And he was about as ethnically Scottish as it gets, so I'm inclined to say you aren't arguing in good faith by this point.

That's why I didn't say he was not ethnically African. But if he had red hair I'd be proof of redheads in Africa.

Geographically sure, but that's not the bloody point.

And at any rate, he didn't have red hair. Plenty of white men with red hair that were born in Africa, though. Still doesn't make them ethnically the same as the local cultures.

[Torrocca]

And what does this conversation about red heads have to do with the topic?

Mayhaps with the mention of the eternally perfidious Juden earlier in the thread, it's a sign that the global Zionist-Bolshevik conspiracy that destroys societies with diversity is run entirely by red-headed Jews?

[Godular]

And what does this conversation about red heads have to do with the topic?

Not sure, m'self. Canadensia said that redheads were rare around the world and somehow picposting was supposed to counter this position.

Sure, it's rare. Any place where it isn't 'rare' just gives us evidence of genetic drift.

[Canadensia]

And what does this conversation about red heads have to do with the topic?

That genetic differences exist in groups to some substantial degree.

That's literally all I want recognized, I don't even need to hear that races exist.

[Ifreann]

This is what I said.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ern_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... iterranean
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ll_regions)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair# ... ran_Africa

There, all over the world. Claim defended.

Yes, geographically.

Geographically.

That's not the same as ethnicity, at all. And considering how that was the context of the post you were initially replying to, I'm now wondering why you'd even bother to bring up something purely geographical in the first place.

The post I was replying to was claiming that red hair is common in Ireland, Scotland, and England. It is not common in any of those places. It is rare everywhere.