*pushes away breakfast forever*

I see this as an absolute win

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Ask Hong Kong how they feel about that

Earlier yes, but the Clovis point makers were by no means the first in North America. There seem to have been multiple immigration waves along the west coast (Paisley Cave, Spirit Cave, Santa Rosa Island) and at least one from the east perhaps as early as 22k years ago (Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Cactus Hill, Page-Ladson). Remains are scarce and politically charged, but at least the copralites (aka turds) from Paisley Cave are from a group genetically distinct from those who made Clovis points. I can post sources but I'm tired. I wrote an essay on this topic last autumn (got an A), can make it available if anyone is interested.

I drive a Mazda too

This was Nazi propaganda. The Polish cavalry did fight, and successfully. Read your history.
https://www.historyanswers.co.uk/history-of-war/john-riley-st-patricks-battalion-part-2-the-long-fight-for-freedom/

I'm really loving these tbh

Yes!! Also I'd love a movie about the mutiny on the slave ship Creole. History is full of drama and heroism, regardless of (or often despite) race, sex, religion, etc. Hollywood writers need to crack open a book or two.

Every western country should broadcast this. Then do another one with Xi Jinping.

The original Stockholm syndrome

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My kid has a friend named Marcus. So of course I call him Marcus Vinicius.

Glad someone is

Trees can get this shape if they were seedlings in an area which used to be grazed. In the past it was more common to graze cattle and sheep in forests. The animals trample the young trees and they grow back with a distinctive, curved profile. Not saying this happened here (the trees are very uniform) but it's possible.