Anonymous #1 1d

Doesn’t

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Anonymous #2 1d

Japan used to be a very evil country

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Anonymous #1 1d

Paraguay was wild back in the 1800s. They made it illegal for white people to marry other white people

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Anonymous landtrust 1d

Ppl would just pack up all their shit put it on a cart and walk

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Anonymous landtrust 1d

Your ancestors left Africa like 90k years ago

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Anonymous landtrust 1d

*Assuming you’re not 100% African descent

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Anonymous #1 1d

I mean in a way landtrust isn’t entirely wrong? In the past, open borders was enabled by two things: the difficulty of long distance travel, and many immigration destinations being settler states who wanted immigrants to fill frontier lands. People moved, but it’s so much easier and affordable now than it once was.

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Anonymous #2 1d

It was a much slower process at the time sure, less people could decide to pack up and move across the world. But it was still incredibly common. Like Celtic peoples were a majority in Western Europe, before being driven to just the British isles. Finns and Hungarians came from eastern Russia. Russia became controlled by the Norse, Bulgaria by Turkic peoples, the pacific was mostly colonized by Polynesians/Melanesians by hopping from island to island.

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Anonymous #2 1d

What we consider to be the “homeland” of pretty much any group of people in modern times would have been populated by a completely different culture group 5,000 years ago. The ones that have remained had been heavily altered by other groups migrating there anyway

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Anonymous #3 1d

Yeah but those migrations are still much slower and over shorter distances. Even when we entered the 1700s and 1800s and people started taking ships across the world, it was still a much more difficult journey. The mobility for the average person has increased so much.

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