@lemonruse @Tom_Rowsell @Greensharkfin @leftypol_org If you stepped foot in rural India even today, people of my caste wouldnt want to be around you because you're a मलेच्छ (lower than a dalit).
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@Tom_Rowsell @Greensharkfin @leftypol_org When in reality even if they were blond and blue eyed all their descendants today live in places extending from Central asia to Iran, India, Xinjiang, Mongolia etc. Not in europe. This simply means you and your people are descended from very very distant cousins of their and...
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@MM5919533385 @Tom_Rowsell @Greensharkfin @leftypol_org It was infact exaggerated. The thing is blond hair are extremely rare or non existent around most of the world. So it caught the eye of the people who recorded the existence of such people. They were not common among scythians too but historians made it seem so.
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@Tom_Rowsell @Greensharkfin @leftypol_org Check out Y dna of central asian peoples. All those blond scythians you kang on actually got conquered and 🍇 by East asiatic (real turko-mongolic) nomads.
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@Greensharkfin @leftypol_org Indeed they were. I am fully aware but even in Asia they are attested as being blonde sometimes and all of them had European ancestry
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@Savsays @katsandrobots "Christian europeans"
And you are a latino mutt lol
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@katsandrobots The constitution was originally written for Christian Europeans and to compare a 72-foot temple created for a monkey to a Catholic Church is quite the jump.
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TEXAS: I kept hearing about how massive the Indian population is in North Texas so I went to go check it out for myself.
Found a 72-foot tall Hindu temple, built in honor of a monkey-god, where inside people were praying for blessings for “job visas”:
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The amount of free nigerian pussy and prospective babymamas he will get. Lord God almighty.
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Zagrosian Neolithic Farmer
32.2%
Ancient Ancestral South Indian
28.4%
European Hunter-Gatherer
18.4%
Caucasus Hunter-Gatherer
12.6%
Anatolian Neolithic Farmer
8.4%
UBERSOY@UBERSOY1
Clavhindular
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@Kautilya02 in Konkan this pheno is present across many castes. be it UC or LC
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@arya_amsha but the stereotypes associated with the people of that region today are anything but "elite"😂
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@VikramAadtiyaYT simps ki kami nahi hai bro yha
they fuel the confidence of these chopped shyts
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Yeh chopped ladkiyo ko itna confidence kaha se aa rha
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This movie is set in 1932 and there’s a woman twerking in modern sportswear. How tf did this garbage get 16 oscar nominations?
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
SINNERS (2025)
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@Kiriaku237872 @kaliyuga_surfer AJGAR 😂
Ahir, Jat, Gujjar
What do the remaining A and R stand for?
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@kaliyuga_surfer So similar to Jats and the rest of AJGAR peoples
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WASP Americans never were the warrior class. It was always the Anglofied Pennsylvania Dutch/Scotch-Irish that made up the AmericanKshatriya™ caste.
What you're seeing right now is them being replaced by GlobalOBCs who claim warrior lineage, but are retarded.
Murtaza Hussain@MazMHussain
The reluctant warrior style of WASP American imperial aristocrat is gradually dying out to be replaced by Hegseth-Randy Fineism.
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@mumbaiheritage 178 years and it takes the same amount of time it took back then💀
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Did you know?
On 16 April 1853, India’s first train left Bori Bunder (Mumbai) at 3:35 pm for Tannah (Thane), completing the journey in about 57 minutes.
Over 170 years later, a suburban train still departs around the same time, 3:28 pm (T75), and reaches Thane in 56 minutes, quietly echoing that historic journey.
Same city. Same route. Same time.
Just a very different Mumbai.
#mumbailocal #IndianRailways
Mumbai Heritage@mumbaiheritage
Hit me with the craziest Mumbai history facts you know.
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@AmitYadav2405 @dp_331 @frontierindica i don't get how you can scam in dating. At least when it comes to money. You just can't fake or pretend to have a lot of money. There's this saying in Marathi
"Paishyache song karta yet nahi"
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Courage is the foundational virtue. Every other quality you have is useless without it because none of them will ever be tested. The comfortable world has produced millions of nice, agreeable, hardworking guys who optimized for safety and are now wondering why life feels so hollow. You don't get ahead by being one of a million people who did what they were told. At some point you have to decide what you actually want and then have the nerve to go take it.
gaurav@gaxrav
if you are the kind of person who has no guts you just give up every time life pushes you, you’ll live all your life playing it safe, saving yourself for some event that never happens. and then you die a boring old man. you’ll have lots of friends who like you because you are such a nice hardworking guy. but the truth is you let life push you into submission. deep down you were terrified of taking risks. you wanted to win, but the fear of losing was greater than the excitement of winning. deep inside you and only you will know you didn’t go for it, that you chose to play it safe.
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Less than 8km from the state of the art Mumbai International airport are 2000+ year old Buddhist monasteries in the middle of Andheri.
Mumbai Heritage@mumbaiheritage
Hit me with the craziest Mumbai history facts you know.
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@Yaduvam Literally my body. I just have slightly more muscle mass.
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