MAGA's Conscious Hierarchical Redirect Of Normalized Integrated Conspiracy

[Oldcarpy2]

So you agree that the illegals coming over to America are invaders and colonizers.

Noice.

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Y'all are descendants of colonisers and immigrants.  Unless you are a Native American?

By which logic, you should be deported.
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[DBCowboy]

Y'all are descendants of colonisers and immigrants.  Unless you are a Native American?

By which logic, you should be deported.

Where did native Americans come from?

 

[BeyondKnowledge]

Y'all are descendants of colonisers and immigrants.  Unless you are a Native American?

By which logic, you should be deported.
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And your ancestry just spontaneously popped up where you are? Where did your ancestors come from?

Mine are from Russia, then Germany, then Scotland, then America. I am somehow related to the half brother of Davie Crocket. More recently I am 3/8 Cherokee.

[chr0naut]

So you agree that the illegals coming over to America are invaders and colonizers.

Noice.

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No, invaders and colonizers are illegals, who took the land by force of arms on behalf of overseas empires and cultures. But families seeking to escape poverty, physical threat and servitude have no intention of conquering and taking possession.

And, after all, the European colonists of the USA seized nearly half its land area from the indigenous Southern peoples by conquest, or through dodgy 'deals' that didn't even involve consultation with the original inhabitants.

The peoples Trumb accuses of "invading" are the natives of the continent, and, as previously posted, The European colonists, such as Trumb, are the illegals on their traditional and historic lands.

[chr0naut]

Where did native Americans come from?

 

In historic and recent prehistoric times, they came from North America, a portion of which, you now call the USA. They were native Americans, meaning they were native - to America. They were from there.

Way back in prehistory, native Americans spread from Siberia and East Asia, and before that, humanity itself can trace its roots to East Africa and up through the Fertile Crescent in what today we would call the Middle East.

In that most ancient prehistoric migration, they probably had no concept of invading and conquering, and also it was unlikely that they displaced any other people groups on the way while migrating, because there were no humans there before humans migrated there.

[David64]

In historic and recent prehistoric times, they came from North America, a portion of which, you now call the USA. They were native Americans, meaning they were native - to America. They were from there.

Way back in prehistory, native Americans spread from Siberia and East Asia, and before that, humanity itself can trace its roots to East Africa and up through the Fertile Crescent in what today we would call the Middle East.

In that most ancient prehistoric migration, they probably had no concept of invading and conquering, and also it was unlikely that they displaced any other people groups on the way while migrating, because there were no humans there before humans migrated there.

You mean like you guys invaded Australia and New Zealand ?

Pot/kettle.

[IDELB2006]

In that most ancient prehistoric migration, they probably had no concept of invading and conquering, and also it was unlikely that they displaced any other people groups on the way while migrating, because there were no humans there before humans migrated there.

The Neanderthal, and Denisovians might disagree, but they have been exterminated.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Where did native Americans come from?

 

I know that's not a serious question.

But has anyone ever noticed how close Mongolian sounds to Inuit or Navajo? 

They are so spread out from each-other too. Yet, they all retained harsh vocal sounds and are polysynthetic.

Like sentences are packed into one ridiculously long word.

Like in Inuit how the word/sentence

 Tusaatsiarunnanngittualuujunga.

means "I cannot hear very well."

[DBCowboy]

I know that's not a serious question.

But has anyone ever noticed how close Mongolian sounds to Inuit or Navajo? 

They are so spread out from each-other too. Yet, they all retained harsh vocal sounds and are polysynthetic.

Like sentences are packed into one ridiculously long word.

Like in Inuit how the word/sentence

 Tusaatsiarunnanngittualuujunga.

means "I cannot hear very well."

Everyone came from somewhere.

It's the nature of humanity.

To start soiling ourselves over what people did hundreds of years ago is stupid.

[chr0naut]

You mean like you guys invaded Australia and New Zealand ?

Pot/kettle.

Yes. Just like that.