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VGH...my homeland
the ancient fertile plains of the pale ones...
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>nordicists actually believe the greeks and neighbors were once pasty white and not always olive-skinned.
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>>214671864
Greeks in art often depicted themselves as pale

Pale skin normally represents that a race practices endogamy and is pure, mutted peoples become dark.
Endogamous peoples from the west of asia, next to greeks, such as caucasians like georgians, chechens, dagestanis, or caspian turks, and even levantines like jews, are fair skinned because they are endogamous

Dark skin is the mark of the mutt. Darker women are whores, darker men are bastards.
It signifies promiscuity and cowardice.

Even in remote places like asia thisnis true.
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>>214672022
>Greeks in art often depicted themselves as pale
they actually pictured the women as pale because they were inside all day and the men as dark because they were outside all day. if you had half a braincell you'd be able to google it for yourself
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>>214671864
I think it’s true they weren’t nord blondes but they weren’t brown like they are today
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no, pottery art greeks are black haired, sorry
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>>214671105
>Plains



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