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rbraddick | 06:15 Wed 24th Apr 2019 | History
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So at one point of time there was just indigenous people living in there country's or islands so I would like to know where did the white race of people come from because they ain't indigenous to anywere in the world because if they were they would not try and wipe out multiple indigenous race's by killing them or make laws for the sole purpose to stop indigenous people having immunity of there laws
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Fick, inhe, spaf.
Haha Spice. Be asking next why the Inuit(Eskimos to save him the bother of looking it up) have dark skin and live oop norf.
"One of the "sunniest" regions on Earth is the Antarctic. You really need to consider the Earth's azimuth, atmosphere, and cloud cover with the resulting variation in UV reaching ground level before posting errant nonsense on a factual site."

No humans live in Antarctica so i'm not sure what that has to do with anything? but if they did, i bet you they would be dark skinned.
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Why you being so pompous and rude togo? Get a grip.

Fact Inuits are dark skinned proves my point.
No it doesn't. You see oop nor there is an all year round covering of white stuff that, rather than absorbing UV radiation, reflects it back and causes a massive rise in UV levels. This is (see previous posts) harmful to people with light skin. Hence Eskimo Nell has darker skin to counter it. We are of course doing our best to melt this hateful white stuff thereby rendering the polar regions suitable for habitation by the white people instead.
//North islands and areas are usually of a white majority due to colder temperatures.//

The land of the inuit is decidedly chilly yet sunny.Hence dark skins.
Nothing to do with temperature
Yes, so sun impacts skin colour. That's literally what i said or was at least implying before you jumped the gun, tried to dictate the thread then implied i have no idea what an inuit is or what i'm talking about.
//Yes, so sun impacts skin colour.//

Wrong.....not "sun" Just the UVA and UVB parts of the light spectrum of sunlight. Plus just a very small portion of the HEVIS sunlight in the shorter wave lengths. The barely visible but high energy band of sunlight.
also very slightly glossed over by a previous question 'why do ancient vicilisations not spread to other countries'

I am not sure that whites are a race - to be honest - like blacks. Look at Nubians and a bit north egyptians and they are completely different

In terms of who survives what
no one has mentioned sunlight and vitD for milky-whites.
and also that red heads came to Northern England from scandinavia and not the other way round.....
but the highest prevalence of red hair is ..... Manchester - northern england - which is kinda odd.

In terms of who conquered whom
the Romans who came here are different to the Italians now ( they say not)
Egypt - the whole population says it is pharaonic - whereas the christians (copts) say no we are - they arent

so your question is kinda difficult to answer
//but the highest prevalence of red hair is ..... Manchester - northern england - which is kinda odd. //

This I can corroborate; I was born on Manchester of Mancunian parents and as a boy I definitely had red hair - and boy, do I wish I still had it! what's left is now grey and nothing to do with climatic conditions.
selective breeding ;)

http://tinypic.com/r/33dfw2o/9
As is so often the case, Terry Pratchett has the answer and its not (entirely) based on skin colour
"They called themselves the Munrungs. It meant The People, or The True Human Beings.
It's what most people call themselves, to begin with. And then one day the tribe meets some other People or, if it's not been a good day, The Enemy. If only they'd think up a name like Some More True Human Beings, it'd save a lot of trouble later on."
Terry Pratchett The Carpet People. When you think he originated this thought at around the age of 17......I mean what a brain.

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