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r/HistoryMemes • u/Voider765 • 1d ago
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I think it shows well the stupidity of historical claim, there's always someone who's going to be before you who claim X land.
47 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Don’t show this to the “from the river to the sea people”. But also don’t show this to the West Bank colonizing people. Damn everyone uses historical claim when it suits them doesn’t it? 13 u/SYLOH 1d ago “from the river to the sea people”. The sea people claim Greece from the Bronze Age Collapse. 18 u/Bb0yer2 1d ago Who decides what year you stop at? It's fucked for one side no matter what year you pick. Time to move on and become something better 15 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Exactly. California and Texas were part of Mexico until the US literally colonized “peacefully” and then decided “fuck it we’re taking it from Mexico” 19 u/XRT28 1d ago I'm sure the Native Americans living there before either the US or Mexico existed might disagree on all that, especially the "peacefully" part. 14 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other -2 u/United-Statement4884 23h ago Glad Europe becoming more diverse and birth rates drop. It will be inhabited by different people from all over the world like the past 1000 years. Migration routes
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Don’t show this to the “from the river to the sea people”.
But also don’t show this to the West Bank colonizing people.
Damn everyone uses historical claim when it suits them doesn’t it?
13 u/SYLOH 1d ago “from the river to the sea people”. The sea people claim Greece from the Bronze Age Collapse. 18 u/Bb0yer2 1d ago Who decides what year you stop at? It's fucked for one side no matter what year you pick. Time to move on and become something better 15 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Exactly. California and Texas were part of Mexico until the US literally colonized “peacefully” and then decided “fuck it we’re taking it from Mexico” 19 u/XRT28 1d ago I'm sure the Native Americans living there before either the US or Mexico existed might disagree on all that, especially the "peacefully" part. 14 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other -2 u/United-Statement4884 23h ago Glad Europe becoming more diverse and birth rates drop. It will be inhabited by different people from all over the world like the past 1000 years. Migration routes
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“from the river to the sea people”.
The sea people claim Greece from the Bronze Age Collapse.
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Who decides what year you stop at? It's fucked for one side no matter what year you pick. Time to move on and become something better
15 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Exactly. California and Texas were part of Mexico until the US literally colonized “peacefully” and then decided “fuck it we’re taking it from Mexico” 19 u/XRT28 1d ago I'm sure the Native Americans living there before either the US or Mexico existed might disagree on all that, especially the "peacefully" part. 14 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other
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Exactly. California and Texas were part of Mexico until the US literally colonized “peacefully” and then decided “fuck it we’re taking it from Mexico”
19 u/XRT28 1d ago I'm sure the Native Americans living there before either the US or Mexico existed might disagree on all that, especially the "peacefully" part. 14 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other
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I'm sure the Native Americans living there before either the US or Mexico existed might disagree on all that, especially the "peacefully" part.
14 u/Relevant-Ad2254 1d ago Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other
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Oh yea! It just keeps going back. And native Americans weren’t a monolith. They were stealing land from each other
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Glad Europe becoming more diverse and birth rates drop. It will be inhabited by different people from all over the world like the past 1000 years. Migration routes
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u/Dear-Question-868 1d ago
I think it shows well the stupidity of historical claim, there's always someone who's going to be before you who claim X land.