"Structural racism"...or as any civilized group calls it..."law and order".
If Trump doesn’t get his shit together now Texas and Florida will no longer be reliable red states
Yea, you sounded just like a college professor. <:sad:366743316475281408>
They have a point. Our legal system is foundationally by and for Aryans
Just as we wouldn't fit into an African tribe
They do not fit in to Western expectations
Yeah, they find law and order oppressive.
change aryans to "hwite people" please
Aryan is a fine synonym
I can't tell, is this supposed to be insulting?
And long predates bad optics mustache man
Eh, it sounds larpy now tbh
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@Nemets imblying
So are the finns
Linguistically, not genetically
Finns are the opposite
Are they like. Mad at him for working out.
Watch out Chads, the new AG is a GAMER.
Finns and Hungarians are not technically “Aryan”
They are
Their language isn't
An Aryan could be speaking Mandarin and remain so
@ophiuchus. Yes, being fit and manly is misogynistic and patriarchal, didnchaknow?
@Nemets It's not a lot now and the overwhelming rest is so foreign it's unrecognizable
The Indo-Europeans and the Proto-Uralic speakers were much more similar to each other than modern Indians are to proto-Indo-European speakers
The term is obviously genetic in context
Let's agree to disagree, gentlemen.
Blah blah science stuff...aryan is larpy. <:really:453005408064241674>
It was a commonplace synonym for Euro in the past
It's a beautiful word
Anachronism is not always congruent with the present, my friend.
What an interesting picture...
LOL
Incidentally, the first word of the heart sutra I was talking about earlier is “Arya”
@Nemets No its root is in Sanskrit meaning finely wrought
@Nemets is it?
I don’t believe Indo-European speakers who weren’t Indo-Iranian used the term as a personal identifier
Although I do seem to remember something like “aryo” meaning “freeman” in old Irish or something
Yeah, for sure. I wonder if the Tocharians used it- being that they were, somehow, Centum instead of Satam
