[–] 3 points 2 months ago (1 child)

I agree with your point overall, but why is the book two thousand leagues under the sea more literal, when the original is called "Vingt Mille Lieues sous les mers", is a league 10 times as much, as a Lieue? Genuinely curious (and hard to google)

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  • [–] 0 points 4 months ago (1 child)

    When did I assume your race? I called you a hotep, but that was referring to the ideology, you could be as white as toast for all I care. I did not build a strawman, you're saying a population was different from others because they ate different things and due to this they were able to colonize the world? Oral history gets distorted. What geologic fucking history do you have? If you're referring to what you believe are the foundations of huge buildings, that wouldn't be geologic evidence if it was built by humans it was probably transported and the geologic differences would have to be looked at in context. Which I'm sure actual geologists have done. (I'm now assuming you're not shitposting)

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  • [–] 0 points 4 months ago (3 children)

    Did I actually encounter a Hotep in the wild, or is this a well written shitpost? In any case: You not being able to google that is not because of the (existing) white-supremacy, but because it's just a silly larp. Anyway, if you think this is real and makes you happy, you do you, but no, there is no evidence for a global empire anywhere at any point in time, be it from any continent. If it makes you feel better, there have been huge, rich, powerful empires in Africa and that is pretty much undisputed. I know this was likely just a shitpost, but it does confuse me why people feel the need to spin such tales and seriously believe them.

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