Thread 216615604

>>216615684
if whiteness is all-important then why are mexico and chile richer and more developed than argentina?

How can they be white? they're latino

>>216615724
jooz

>>216615714
I have the hotter version but jannies get LTN on these boards for some reason.

>>216615724
>Mexico more developed than Argentina.
HASHDHASDHASHDAH HSDHAHDSHAHDH AHSDH

>>216615724
Whiteness is the only thing that matters. You could be living in a tenth world black hole and it would be okay as long as you are white.

>>216615724
Chile and Méjico are mostly led by white upper caste. Argentina was brownified to the core during the last 3 decades.

>>216615742
why is it gay or somethign?

>>216615746
Ukraine and Moldavia are less developed than Mexico. I don't think being White saves them from third world status.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg6iv5wSi5Y&t=285s

>>216615604 (OP)
>"Méjicans came from Indians (Native americans), Brazilians came from the jungle (monke/africans), but we Argentinians came from the ships"
- Alberto Fernández, ex-president of Argentina

>>216615784
thats retarded
everyone who was in the americas before aviation arrived there on ships

>>216615765
Yes, quick question, what do you think about jews being almost all gay?

>>216615799
Amerindians arrived through the bering ice pass THO

>>216615802
ur gay
>>216615813
on ships (well kayaks but still)

>>216615846
>ships (well kayaks but still)
You're an idiot

>>216615846
https://hasbaraisrael.com/

>>216615914
there wasnt any food in berigngia dumbass
there were people settled on the coast of kamchatka/chukotka primarily feeding themselves from fishing in kelp forests. during the ice age the american and siberian kelp forests connected so every time a village got too populated or someone wanted easy access to more food and less competition they went east on kayaks and founded a new one, all the way from siberia to baja california

>>216615914
THIS RETARD DOESN'T KNOW THE LATEST THEORIES ON THE PEOPLING OF THE AMERICAS.

https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/sciadv.aat5473

>>216615724
Mexico is not more developed than Argentina.

>>216616209
no one is more developed than arhentina
>>216616168
wasnt there a second kelp highway from europe?

>>216616093
>Ancient prehistoric animals such as mammoths played an important role in the livelihood of indigenous people of both Siberia and North America. The woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) appeared 300,000 years ago in Siberia and spread from there to North America and Europe. In Western Siberia, including the Kuzbass, there are clusters of mammoth bones, most likely of natural origin [10], [11], [12].
It was these ancient extinct animals that could accompany a person during migration through the “Beringia”.

You are fucming retard. Neck yourself

>>216616168
I know about coastal migration, you dumb sack of shit. That was not the principal route for migration. People literally did walk over and some did sail across. The stupid kike I'm arguing with is under the impression everyone was sailing over, that's simply not the case.

>>216616263
mammoths were in the americas and in siberia long before any of this shit you're talking about stuff that happened hundreds of thousands of years after that. humans crossing into the americas is relatively recent

>that could accompany a person during migration through the “Beringia”
yea bro try to convince a mammoth to come with you into beringia, he would stomp you or run away. mammoths didnt go into beringia because there was fuck all to eat there they stayed in siberia where there's food. humans went to beringia because there was a lot of food along the coast

>>216616436
Kill yourself

>Zooarchaeological analyses of contemporaneous sites in the Tanana basin (29, 30) and USR-specific hearth sediment isotopic analyses (31) provide independent proxies for Ancient Beringian paleodiets. Very large mammals (primarily bison and wapiti) are found at all Denali Complex sites with fauna (n = 16; 100% ubiquity), while small mammals (e.g., ground squirrel and hare), birds (terrestrial and waterfowl), and fish are found at fewer sites (29, 44, and 25% ubiquity, respectively) (tables S13 and S14) (29, 30). Among ungulates, bison (56% occurrence) and wapiti (31%) are most common, followed by caribou and sheep (19%) and moose (6%). Some short-term Denali hunting camps, such as Gerstle River (32), are dominated by bison and wapiti and a narrow range of weapon technology, while Denali residential base camps, such as USR and Broken Mammoth, have a much wider range of faunal taxa (table S14) (5, 33).

>>216616532
>Kill yourself
so you concede, good
next time dont say retarded shit

>The Beringian standstill hypothesis proposes that the ancestors of Native Americans were isolated in the Beringia Land Bridge region between Siberia and Alaska for thousands of years during the last glacial maximum. This long pause, estimated to be around 10,000 years, is supported by genetic evidence showing a distinct divergence between the Beringian population and their Asian ancestors. The hypothesis suggests they were unable to migrate south due to massive ice sheets blocking the way, with the region providing a relatively mild and habitable refuge before they moved into the Americas.

>some random kike on the internet: they had no food.
>how did they survive?
some random kike: Uh, they just did.

>>216618482
>tfw studied civil engineering
there's still hope

>>216618570
you arent whitexican, you are iberianmoor, there is no hope

>>216615724
Google gini index.

>it's another vpn trannycord raid episode
yawn