crazy4lsu

[quote]You know damn well they were just using it as a Woke euphemism [/quote] You know damn well that you also don't appear to know what it means. And again, look at my phrasing and what I was questioning specifically. Do I also need to teach you how to read too? ...

[quote]Which has zero to do with the topic at hand. [/quote] Read what I was responding to. ...

[quote]It must be a new or niche concept because I’ve never used or heard that term in those contexts. The only analogous term I can think of is “wild-type.” [/quote] It's literally used all the time in population genetics with respect to the Americas. A very quick database search gives me 1500 ...

[quote]We can’t conclusively know what happened. But here are the facts[/quote] You are missing several key facts. Firstly that the land bridge was open around 30 kya doesn't mean any and all paths were open to dispersal groups. The Cordilleran and Laurentide ice sheets blocked passage south, and...

Still counts. It will be like Nanni complaining about the quality of Ea-Nasir's copper. ...

Shit, I would love to be read 5000 years from now. That’s a very nice thing to say. ...

[quote]This next group came and slaughtered them all, and they formed the ancestors of current tribes, who also continued the tradition of killing other tribes at times to gain their land. [/quote] Again, this is not true. Or rather, an oversimplification of a very interesting migration dispersal...

[quote]It is a useless term that gives credence to a useless topic outside of historical contexts.[/quote] Nah, it’s relevant in several fields, including molecular bio and genetics. It’s a useful term that people get upset about for no real reason. [quote]The field of academic research[/quot...

[quote]Look, dude, I obviously know what the ACTUAL word means. [/quote] Nah, you really don’t. Read your original post again and then your follow-up. It makes no sense if you actually knew what the word meant. [quote] I’m mocking the way Sports illustrated is using it for woke points[/quote] ...

[quote]Oh my god pointdexter…I’m pointing out that identity politics is dumb and falls apart. [/quote] Again, what do you think the word indigenous means? [quote]Just put sexy women (the ones who never had a dick) on the cover of your has been magazine and stop trying to pretend you serve som...

[quote]And what does indigenous mean? That they “belong here”? [/quote] I'm begging you to go look up the definition. It literally includes a temporal reference. Are you suggesting that you get to define who 'belongs' where? [quote]Does that mean that any tribe that didn’t come over on a land...

[quote]Well, what makes anyone born here not an “indigenous” individual? [/quote] Ask the morons who are insisting that there is no such thing as 'indigenous.' [quote]How many generations until a population becomes indigenous? [/quote] Again, a political question that is difficult to an...

[quote]A lot of truth in this post. [/quote] Nah. ...

[quote]I’m saying the term used as it is, is dumb. [/quote] How about you answer the question? Your position is also dumb, as it’s inconsistent, nonsensical, and thoughtless, which is standard fare for your approach to history. Given that it was a description Europeans used to describe the people...

[quote]Where did those people come from? Did they pop up out of the ground? [/quote] So the only indigenous people in the world are the group of hominina which evolved in Africa? Is that your official position? And again, the current genetic data supports what model, displacement or gradual migra...

[quote]You only own what you can defend. If someone comes and takes your land from you, it’s not your land. At least not unless you take it back. [/quote] Okay, but this implies that there were prior people, and thus there are indigenous groups. Where you choose to make a distinction is a politi...

[quote]It pretty much leads to what we’re experiencing now in the west. [/quote] And yet I'm skeptical I could find anyone who would support saying 'no one is indigenous to anywhere' supporting the unfettered and free movement of people in general. ...

[quote]The inhabitants that are called “native” came over on a land bridge and wiped out the former peoples that were here, who also likely came over on a land bridge. [/quote] Which is one theory. There are several others, including waves of migrations, which accounts for the sheer linguistic d...

[quote]A little? It’s factually false.[/quote] It actually isn't, unless you want to be inconsistent. ...

[quote]The term indigenous is a little silly. None of us are indigenous to this continent. We’re an invasive species.[/quote] Think this out fully for me. ...