So then, I'm an African-American then? Does that mean I can go out and commit crimes with no recourse? If I beat up a black woman, that's okay right, we are both African-American.
Following John's "logic" to it's conclusion, colonization is only possible in the region of Africa where homo sapiens first occurred. Certainly no group of people in the Western hemisphere can complain about colonization because they're all members of "artificially imposed populations."
If the cactus can survive and breed offspring while in the North Pole then you can't say it doesn't belong there either. And it certainly would be stupid to blame the offspring of the cactus for any of this.
I think there were no people at all in the Falklands before the British discovered it & Colonized it. That would make them the "indigenous people" eh?
Two others, Spain and (I forget) also set up colonies later, but didn't oust the Brits or claim the whole thing. Eventually there were conflicts and GB did claim the whole thing.
And yes, even shortly before the Argentinian invasion they had held a vote on it & a vast majority said to stay British.
No, some of us are human.
So then, I'm an African-American then? Does that mean I can go out and commit crimes with no recourse? If I beat up a black woman, that's okay right, we are both African-American.
So close to understanding, but there won't be any Morpheus from the matrix style "He's beginning to believe" to be found here.
Following John's "logic" to it's conclusion, colonization is only possible in the region of Africa where homo sapiens first occurred. Certainly no group of people in the Western hemisphere can complain about colonization because they're all members of "artificially imposed populations."
In other words, "get fucked injuns." - John Wight
This looks like AI agents talking to each other.
If the cactus can survive and breed offspring while in the North Pole then you can't say it doesn't belong there either. And it certainly would be stupid to blame the offspring of the cactus for any of this.
I think there were no people at all in the Falklands before the British discovered it & Colonized it. That would make them the "indigenous people" eh?
Two others, Spain and (I forget) also set up colonies later, but didn't oust the Brits or claim the whole thing. Eventually there were conflicts and GB did claim the whole thing.
And yes, even shortly before the Argentinian invasion they had held a vote on it & a vast majority said to stay British.