leave the rest of the area to nature

also there WAS a human species that existed in europe

they were neandertaals

there is no more neandertaals

other than hybrids

I have also noticed something interesting and something worth of note. There is actually very little evidence to base the fact that humans originated from africa outside of fossils, but that is all that they merely are; follils, we will probably never know what truly happened, but I seriously doubt that a bunch of negroes were responsible for the origin of humanity, but rather, humans are evolved from many different species, which after hundreds of thousands of years finally began making their own civilizations and technology, it defineatly makes sense considering that each race is much more different than each other physically, mentally, and emotionally. Here is an article that you should also read:

europeans and asians have the most neandertaal dna however whilst africans have very little

Oh whoops that is the wrong one.

@Deleted User And great, I closed the tab I had open earlier in a private window.... great.....

i think humans are a mix of various human species

and its an unbalanced mix

but it will in time balance itself out

@Deleted User **Did you not fucking read what I said?**

yes but you think they were many species i think it was one

absorbing the others

You just fucking said that humans are a mix of different human species.

its very un even

No shit, that is why blacks, whites, asians, and spics exist.

homo sapiens (ones from africa) absorbed all the others

And what evidence do you have for that outside of one or two fossils which date back millions of years ago?

human genome

Elaborate.

and the fact whites and asians have part neandertaal genes

and people from central africa dont

But from what we know, the neanderthaals were just one race that formed along with us, and were killed off after millions of years.

they werent killed off we learned they were assimulated

"We learned" How?

genes

the genes in the people from europe

And if that is the case, how have we never found any neanderthaals running around on islands or in isolated jungles in africa?
That is but a theory, it does not explain how potentially hundreds of millions of apes could suddenly die off in a mass extinction event.

they werent on islands

they were on the mainland

we found them in asia and european mainland

How do you know?

That's right you don't.

My eyes are not that of an ant that can read 90P resolution images.

http://www.sci-news.com/othersciences/anthropology/science-neanderthal-genes-modern-human-dna-01734.html

your part neandertaal how do you feel

@Deleted User Oh.... I see that somebody has been using wikipedia....

@Deleted User The article does not explain how they all suddenly died out by the hundreds of millions, it just says "Hey, your ancestors had sex with a neanderthal.".