/int/ - International

I take number three.

R1a, obviously.

>>8113 Portugal being Eastern Europe once again.

>>8113 >Turkey >This will get us into the EU!

>>8113 (It's a fake map by the way, the link 404's and it makes no sense that the EU statistics office includes North Africa and the Middle East)

>>8120 Lol

>>8124 The map is like a decade old, obviously the link is dead by now.

>>8126 You're right, the databases were moved. However, the link points to the teilm021 database which contains youth unemployment data. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/teilm021/default/table?lang=en Also, the map being a decade old might explain the UK being included, but not Libya.

>>8130 Well, this one is apparently based on this https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/d629b6d1-6d05-11e5-9317-01aa75ed71a1

R1b, I guess.

>>8135 Too liberal of a definition. Here's a real map of the white oecumene and the surrounding lands of the barbarians with dog heads.

>>8133 Looks about right if you look at page 22. There's an updated report from 2023, but I'm too lazy to make a map, but in all of the EU, 82% would feel "comfortable" or "moderately comfortable"

>>8135 Btw, this map illustrates a literal millennia of vicarious butthurt over a rejected marriage proposal, lol. Sour grapes and all that, especially knowing that 5 centuries later Renaissance happened because of the Romans fleeing from the fallen Constantinople.

>>8141 lol some brown ass orientals that had wars over chariot racing didnt start any fucking renassiance, hence why there are no oriental artists thinks authors in that time

>>8141 Were such allegiances really that important for breeding/marriage across borders? It's not like the people couldn't just walk across those borders and spread their y-chromosomes.

>>8146 It was about the concept of the universal monarchy. Catholics were really desperate for some manner of official recognition from the Roman Empire, but were told to bugger off. What followed was a millennia of "lies, we are the real Romans because we just feel like it in our barbarian blood, our bishop is the most mainest bestest bishop of all bishops and our kind is like the king of all kings, m'kay". Of course we all know what kind of a farce was that unholy unroman nonempire.

>>8143 Art is haram.

>>8149 this is complete psuedo history and a point of why you cant rely on imageboards and videogames to teach you history. it was the holy roman empire because it held the kingdom of burgundy, germany, and italy. emperor of the romans was claimed through their italian holdings, none of the germans called themselves roman

>>8166 >a point of why you cant rely on imageboards and videogames to teach you history Good point, I'll begin with not relying on the damage control posts of a fucking American on KC of all people and places.

>>8167 yeah but ur not actually gonna do that and just making smart ass posts. you never read 1 book about HRE and rely on your feelings, ck2, and total war

>>8168 How will I not do that, If I'm already not relying on your shitposting? Never played any of those. You do not even understand what translatio imperii was supposed to be. Begone.

R1b.

>>8137 Kek, he was a francophile though.

Hungary wtf

>>8137 the english and the scots probably are the lightest skinned europeans in reality as well

>>8231 Nah.

>>8252 First time I've noticed that every map has the same scaling except for Red Hair which has been stretch vertically to exclude Israel.

Both Napoleon and Hitler had E3b. Some Nordic newspaper tracked down a nephew of Hitler's and stalked him to get a DNA sample out of the trash bin. Inteerdasting story