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There's a lot of crackpot theories about stonehenge too and you don't get much more pasty white than the people there. I'm sure there'd be more if there were mo
by flukus 7y ago
There's a lot of crackpot theories about stonehenge too and you don't get much more pasty white than the people there. I'm sure there'd be more if there were more more big monuments in Europe.
As for "brown people", depending on who and when you ask those people can be considered "white people", North African and the Middle east have usually been considered Caucasian (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucasian_race https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucasian_race), historically Mediterranean is a better designation for different cultures than European/African/Black/White/etc. Even today East Asians and North Americans will be considered "white people", depending on who has a bone to pick with who.
They are quite openly racist against the reptilian species secretly running the world however. Often very anti-semetic too.
- msla 7y ago> There's a lot of crackpot theories about stonehenge too and you don't get much more pasty white than the people there. Ah, but they were "uncivilized" Whites, and there's much more interest in the idea that African and Mesoamerican civilizations didn't build their monuments. It's quite obvious once you take off the "They're harmless!" blinders and look at what they're saying.