Comments by "Tlamatini" (@tlamatini4617) on "HistoryLegends" channel.

  1.  @calidawg111  Salvadorans look like Mexicans, are even connected by history and genetics. Just like Romans had common ancestry with Greeks.
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  2.  @monsterwatchtruecrime  One of the highest interracial marriages in the USA has to do with Asians.
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  3.  @jaisummons2304 A perfect example on why natives shouldn’t mix with Europeans.
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  4. No one in “Latin” America refers to themselves with those silly European terms known as Hispanic and Latino. People go by tribe and or Nationality first.
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  5.  @beartheconfused6798  There were Mexican/Native American tribes in “Texas,” long before European invaders came a long.
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  6. Same with the European term “Hispanic.”
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  7.  @unaihernandez330  MesoAmerica is 4 of the regions where writing developed independently. Meanwhile Europe is not one of them. Mayans were using number zero more than a millennium before it was introduced into Europe as part of the Hindu-Arabic number system the Maya were using a zero as a placeholder in their calendar system. The Maya (and the earlier cultures from which they inherited their number and calendar systems) were using a zero in this way long before it came into use in European mathematics, and probably even before its use in South-East Asia.
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  8.  @Sgt.chickens  “White people aren’t related to each other.” Most present-day Europeans are a mixture of three common ancient populations. “Caucasioid, Negroid, and Mongoloid hold no scientific value.” Modern humans evolved from Homo erectus in different areas in the world. Many early Europeans carried much higher percentages of Neanderthal DNA. The 37 000 year old Oase Man found in Romania was a Neanderthal, modern human hybrid. These races have appeared in history with different mutations and adaptations based on geographical separation.
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  9.  @hugoj.r.8684  As opposed to the Catholic Church that owned half the land in Mexico and opposed its independence from Spain? Silly. Don’t be a Achichincle to the European.
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  10.  @hugoj.r.8684  I don’t want to demolish the churches, it would better to take part by part just like the Spanish did to MesoAmerican temples to build their churches. All of the stones of the churches are from MesoAmerican temples, therefore are important not to fully destroy. it is possible to rebuild back the ancient ruins. At least the temples were also useful tools, such as providing astronomy. What do churches do besides take space?
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  11.  @madmow  AMLO already mandated for the languages to be taught in schools and Europeans are only 10% of the population. Keep crying.
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  12.  @aleviscarra26  I don’t usually condone people spending a dollar in Spain but for this one time... take a stroll in Spain and let’s see if you comeback with that attitude.
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  13.  @sahulianhooligan7046  Not to mention the wheel is seen on toys... Don’t suspect him of knowing history of others, when he doesn’t know his own.
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  14.  @tlanxe682  Still doesn’t change the fact that Irish have part British ancestry? Smart one. It’s like saying Pakistanis and Indians aren’t the same anymore because they split and now have different religions....
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  15.  @tlanxe682  Before Pakistan, it was British India. Split apart after when India won its independence from Britain. For example... majority of Pakistanis who live in Punjab and Sindh have Hindu ancestry. Stop the virtue signalling and be proud of being British, BOY.
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  16.  @aaroncapricorn5867  None of that technology would exist without the number zero coming out of India/MesoAmerica. The computer you’re reading this article on right now runs on a binary — strings of zeros and ones. Without zero, modern electronics wouldn’t exist. Without zero, there's no calculus, which means no modern engineering or automation. Without zero, much of our modern world literally falls apart.” EctoLife, the 'world's first artificial womb facility' is just a concept for now, which offers a way for parents to produce customised babies. The concept is the brainchild of Berlin-based Hashem Al-Ghaili, a producer, filmmaker and science communicator and molecular biologist by trade", as per his website. His name doesn’t sound western to me....
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  17.  @joekaputt4415  Sorry but you watched to many European soap operas that it fried your brain up.
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  18.  @joannleichliter4308  As if German was a race and not just a nationality. So you can tell the Nazis to chill out with the replacement theory. Anyone can be German.🥴
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  19.  @calidawg111  It would look like Argentina if that was the case lol. Mexico ain’t majority brown for no reason... Mexico has the most Indigenous in all of the Americas.
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  20.  @ultragamer4960  You’re so proud of being Spanish but you aren’t living in Spain. Hmmm? 🤔
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  21. The fact the people at Buzzfeed don’t like the blood of colonisers and your average European Joe takes offense to it speaks more volume. It shows all of these white people still align themselves with their coloniser ancestors even though they moan that they aren’t like their ancestors. Especially speaks more volume that western nations still have stolen artifacts and parade it around. Cough Confederates that have slavery memorabilia at their homes. Also Belgium not long ago was auctioning the skulls of Africans. Don’t even let the Africans Rest In Peace still. Let that sink in.
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  22. Yeah. Mass immigration to make Spain turn brown majority. 🎉🎊🥳
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  23.  @justinbieltz5903 Those traits aren’t only white features... natives had those features too.
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  24. Narcos were born north of Mexico (where supposedly has the highest concentration of European ancestry), meanwhile south of Mexico has the safest cities. Yucatan is the 2nd safest city in all of North America. Europe is filled with nothing but mafias and cartels. Italian mafia existed since the 1500s-1800s. Did you know that the first smugglers at the Mexican American border were Italian immigrants? UK was the first Narco state since the 19th century. I could go on.
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  25. If Europeans represent Mexico, then Muslims represent Europe then. 👍
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  26. 6 cradles of civilisation and none trace back to Europe. What makes it even more funny is that there is even a European hierarchy among Europeans themselves. Tell me another joke, you are funny!
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  27. Spain was conquered by the Moors for much longer but somehow barely have Moorish DNA? Yeah 1-2% of the Spaniards surely managed to spread their DNA all over the Americas. Keep drinking the kool aid.
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  28. You ain’t Native, but have British DNA.
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  29. The criollos and Spaniards surely do care about ethnicity, to the point that others don’t get the same opportunities. Mexican media is filled with nothing but Europeans, and if a coloured person gets lucky - he gets painted in a negative way. I could go on. People in “Latin” America rather be blind sheep and not address the racism that prevails in the region.
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  30. Egyptian pottery as old as 4000 BC shows designs of early fluvial boats or other means for navigation. In Europe’s great Age of Exploration, Spain and Portugal were the leaders in global seafaring. It was the Moorish advances in navigational technology such as the astrolabe and sextant, as well as their improvements in cartography and shipbuilding, that paved the way for the Age of Exploration. Thus, the era of Western global dominance of the past half-millennium originated from the African Moorish sailors of the Iberian Peninsula during the 1300s. The Moors’ scientific curiosity extended to flight and polymath. Ibn Firnas made the world’s first scientific attempt to fly in a controlled manner in 875 A.D. Historical archives suggest that his attempt worked, but his landing was somewhat less successful. Africans took to the skies some six centuries before the Italian Leonardo Da Vinci developed a hang glider.
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  31. Speaking of electricity.... you can’t invent electricity 😂. Plus multiple civilizations were experimenting with electricity. Baghdad Battery. A 2,200-year-old clay jar found near Baghdad, Iraq, has been described as the oldest known electric battery in existence. Relief carvings could also show that the Egyptians used hand-held torches powered by cable-free sources. Since the discoveries have proved that the ancient Egyptians were able to really generate electricity, ie, the pyramids. The rest of the technology wouldn’t exist without prior achievements before that.... ie, the number zero coming out of India/MesoAmerica as a great example. The computer you’re reading this article on right now runs on a binary — strings of zeros and ones. Without zero, modern electronics wouldn’t exist. Without zero, there’s no calculus, which means no modern engineering or automation. Without zero, much of our modern world literally falls apart.
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  32.  @animalswildlife6109  Europeans don’t have an alphabet of their own. Most derive from the Latin alphabet and that Latin alphabet derives from the Phoenician alphabet. The words you are reading right now are Phoenician words. Africans on the other hand have came up with writings of their own.
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  33. No. You’re mistaking the history of that of the British.
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  34. That’s cause many have African genetics.
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  35. Great imagine being a Moorish Spaniard mongrel.
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  36. Mexican is a Nahuatl word, and it derives from the Mexica, ie, Aztecs. There is no such thing as a European.
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  37. “We DoNT cAre AboUt CoLor,” meanwhile everyone is a European in the media. Corruption and economic problems trace back to whom? Who were most of the people leading for most of the time being? They look European to me. “We DoNt caRe AbOuT CoLOr,” meanwhile goes to elect another European who has no credentials to lead. Where does the insecurity trace back to? Cough, USA. USA smuggles their guns into Mexico, Fast and the Furious program. American and European banks money launder for the cartels. I could go on. What a joke.
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  38. Puerto Rico is also called Borinquen by Puerto Rican people, and why many Puerto Ricans call themselves Boricua. Many Puerto Rican towns still have the original Taíno name (Caguas, Cayey, Humacao, Guayama and others).
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  39. Latino and Hispanic are European terms.
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  40. Cause it’s just as despicable as much as those European terms known as Hispanic and Latino.
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  41. You’re one of the reasons why Mexicans shouldn’t race mix with your types who are just around to put silly things in their head (whitewash/brainwash). Europeans are only 10% of the population in Mexico and Mexico has the most Indigenous population in all of the Americas. There is a reason why Mexico is a majority brown country.
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  42. Came there illegally? Sorry but Mexicans were around before any European pilgrim showed up and it was white Americans at the start who were illegally migrating into Mexico.
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  43. Mexico and even Central America is in North America. When the ideology spreads into Mexico, it will quickly spread down south since Mexico is the most influential in the region. *Rubbing hands
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  44. @xyz panther 6 cradles of civilisation and non trace back to Europe, meanwhile Mexico and Peru are in the club. Yeah people would definitely trade - whatever helps you sleep at night, lmao.
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  45. Celebrating savagery speaks volume.
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  46. Lay off the crack pipe.
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  47. “Most think they are Spanish.” Thanks to European indoctrination. Teaching the people to hate themselves and To worship the European.
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  48. That’s cause these DNA ancestry tests are for entertainment purposes only. Don’t believe me? Just read at the bottom of the print of any DNA ancestry company.
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  49. They were in some ways. An example would be that Slavery in Aztec society was in some ways more humane than in Western cultures.
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  50. Song of slavery but We ArNet OuR AnCesTors.
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