Message from @Dr. WaveZey

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2020-01-21 14:41:19 UTC  

Phoenicians were Semitic what

2020-01-21 14:41:35 UTC  

They spoke a Semitic language and were Semitic phenotypically

2020-01-21 14:42:47 UTC  

@IliasSpook weren't they related to the Greeks? Either way still not Moroccan

2020-01-21 14:42:58 UTC  

They weren’t related to the Greeks

2020-01-21 14:43:08 UTC  

Greeks just adapted their alphabet from traders

2020-01-21 14:43:13 UTC  

nah phoenicians werent related to us, we just adopted and evolved their alphabet

2020-01-21 14:43:14 UTC  

yea

2020-01-21 14:43:43 UTC  

at best i think cypriot greeks have some very loose connection to phoenicians ive heard but thats not something confirmed i believe

2020-01-21 14:46:28 UTC  

Modern greeks are slavs

2020-01-21 14:46:41 UTC  

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2020-01-21 14:47:08 UTC  

@Deleted User bruh thats wrong

2020-01-21 14:47:43 UTC  

if i remember correctly from studies, only in northern greece,
the slavic gene exists in some cases in up to 25% in many northern greeks

2020-01-21 14:47:57 UTC  

which means that some northern greeks are 1/4th slavic

2020-01-21 14:48:15 UTC  

if you consider that as all greeks are slavs thats 10000 iq

2020-01-21 14:48:24 UTC  

The rest of 75% is arab dna

2020-01-21 14:48:35 UTC  

says who?

2020-01-21 14:48:39 UTC  

Me

2020-01-21 14:48:45 UTC  

cause greeks taking dna tests disagree with you

2020-01-21 14:49:28 UTC  

also its kinda hillarious that people dont know history and how provinces of the eastern roman empire having some similarities with greeks is because greeks moved there and had colonies there for thousands of years, not the opposite

2020-01-21 14:52:17 UTC  

Eastern roman empire was cringe

2020-01-21 14:52:21 UTC  

@IliasSpook let’s keep this 1 to 1, Ik this server is full of white supremcists I’ll just have a debate and leave this shithole. But let me talk about your Carthage vs Roman thing, the first war we got betrayed by one of our nobles that sided with you. If that haven’t had happened you wouldn’t dream of winning It. The second war, you initially got cucked by Hannibal but come on he marched all the way North Africa all the way to Alps that’s a challenge it self and your historians praise him for that it’s shocking that he didn’t perish in the first place but he still took victories and returned because he had lost a lot of soldiers on the way. Unfortunately the rest were losses all thx to mercenaries abandoning Carthage and some traitors. But either way you guys got influenced a lot by Carthage, bad leadership after Hannibal, and lots of traitors caused the fall of Carthage not ur mighty Rome.

2020-01-21 14:52:36 UTC  

@Deleted User pffftt the Vikings sold u to the moors

2020-01-21 14:52:48 UTC  

Including the Slavs as well

2020-01-21 14:53:27 UTC  

A lot of english people from today have some med dna

2020-01-21 14:54:25 UTC  

Carthage lost three wars to Rome because Hannibal, despite all his tactical genius, simply could not compete with Scipio Africanus.
The government did screw him over, but he lost his means of attacking Rome in the alps as well without fault from them
If anything, Scipio was screwed over harder by the senate, having to get troops on his own instead of being granted them

2020-01-21 14:55:05 UTC  

Hannibal was a genius of warfare, but he was a winner of battles

2020-01-21 14:55:08 UTC  

He could not win a war

2020-01-21 14:55:33 UTC  

Especially not against a foe who kept on adapting and recovering from every blow inflicted

2020-01-21 14:56:04 UTC  

The fact that Rome didn’t fall after Cannae was proof that Hannibal was fighting a foe he couldn’t beat

2020-01-21 14:56:39 UTC  

Yeah sure, I wouldn't deny the Romans were great adapters. but majority of the reasons why carthage lost was traitors abandoning it and bad leadership.

2020-01-21 14:57:05 UTC  

Bad leadership is true. That and an over reliance on mercenaries

2020-01-21 14:57:15 UTC  

Mercenary armies NEVER work out in the long run

2020-01-21 14:57:21 UTC  

Rome learned that lesson the hard way later on

2020-01-21 14:57:51 UTC  

Yeah, tho Carthaginian society wasn't as militarized as Rome is

2020-01-21 14:57:55 UTC  

True

2020-01-21 14:58:25 UTC  

Carthage was a better economic and sea power than the Roman republic was, which dominated the land militarily

2020-01-21 14:58:45 UTC  

At least until the third punic war. Even then, Rome barely used its navy in conflicts after taking Carthage

2020-01-21 14:59:00 UTC  

It didnt have to anymore.

2020-01-21 14:59:03 UTC  

Yea

2020-01-21 14:59:30 UTC  

After Greece and Anatolia were taken, its biggest threats were landlocked tribes and an empire whose only coast was the Persian gulf

2020-01-21 14:59:56 UTC  

It was simple, their empire was more trade focused rather then.... you know. that's why they focused more on navy rather then land military.