danks vids are in my recommended feed again

Feels good man

https://twitter.com/VibeHi/status/1001454972398170112

https://youtu.be/SxKuqB3XmTs

please tell me that's real.

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/191/391/2ec.png

@Deleted User it is real

ALT RIGHT GUYS

christ.

EVRRYON ALT RITE

NO BANG BANG SHOOTY SHOOTY

that's not a war you're gonna win buddy.

Lol

@Werlf don’t you have school or something?

Yes

I'm in class, we just finished everything really early

Huh

Hey guys

I just thought of something right..

Is it true that most indigenous people's around the world have red yellow and black as their colours?

It's probably the most common and easy colors to find in nature

Well maybe it's because the most they've achieved until reunited with whites was looking into the fire after a long day of hunting?

Im not being racist

Just sayin, the most entertaining thing for aboriginals might have been looking into a fire and the coals at night

Everyone likes looking at a fire, and in the coals

I know that the aboriginies in Australia only used Red, Yellow, Brown, White, and Black in their paintings because they could find those easily in nature

Because its in us, fire has brought us warmth for thousands of years

That too but

Yeah... maybe that too. Not discovering paints like the rest of us...

So pretty much, their cultural colours are an indication of technology level

Obtaining colors to paint, that was even a problem during the renaissance.

Really? Wow

Small things I never knew about lol

Today you just go to the Arts & Crafts store and buy a full palette.

Creating the colors was part of their craft.

But then it shouldn't be racist to make a statement about aboriginals and other indigenous cultures world wide

The statement being they weren't as evolved as us

And obviously because we defeated them with technology.

What's the point you are trying to make?

@HungBunny 'Is it true that most indigenous people's around the world have red yellow and black as their colours?' that is not the case that i'm aware of, red yes, black maybe (charcoal and embers of ash) yellow? sure. however prior to the colonization of the americas (or possibly before) the mayans had blues, greens, and oranges due to abundant flowers and different kinds of bugs that secreted specific pigments when squished or ground up with various other items.