Asclepias
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Well I have been to europe and I saw the statues of Black Africans just like that painting and they were called Moors. No Moor doesnt mean muslim you idiot and it never did.Wrong on both counts. First of all Blacks werent limited to being below the Sahara. I dont get why you white boys continue to believe in that obvious lie. Must make you feel better or something. They were called the Moors for a reason. It means Black.Bullshit. When Africans went into europe they educated the europeans, showed them how to build castles, do math, take baths, etc and then left without torturing or enslaving anyone. So we have history that shows us what Black people do when they technological superiority.Bullshit. They were invaded no matter how many white historians claim Africans sent people to europe begging for europeans to colonize them. Brothers fight all the time. Not getting why you think that means someone from outside the house can come in and take up residence?
South African colonization started way back in the 17th century. A lot has changed since then. Kinda silly to hold those centuries dead people to the same moral standards of today's modern society. The big difference between Europeans and Africans was the disparity of technological advancement. If the roles had been reversed then Africans would have done the same things in the lands they discovered.
Sub Saharan Africans never invaded Europe or taught them anything. There were many battles and cultural exchanges between Europe and North Africa though. Big difference between ancient north africa and sub saharan.
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Moor does not mean black. It's what medieval Europeans called muslims. And while I'm sure there were some pretty dark skinned moors, most of them were arab. And they certainly didnt just show up in spain and kindly distribute knowledge then leave. They conquered the territory, oppressed the people and were eventually driven out.
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