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Are Dravidians related to niggers?

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Where did the Dravidians come from?


The Dravidian speakers originated in Africa, in modern day Sudan [11-12]. They expanded into Iran, on into the Indus Valley, across Central Asia into the Tarim Basin and China [8-10].
 
Is that some kind of monkey or something
 
we need the genetic/genome expert @Intellau_Celistic to confirm this.


but basically, yes, niggers and dravidians are closely related.. the migration happened from niggerland (Africa) to the south of the arabian peninsula (Modern day Oman) to south india, then another migration happened from india to Australia to form the latter aboriginals (aboriginals are based on different kind of proto-negroids so they look different)

the difference is the source of migration was a different sort of proto-niggers in mid-east africa. those negroes had less bone density compared to other negroids (like modern day Ethiopians and Kenyans. this is also why nigger-arabs, actual black skinned arabs, in the south arabian peninsula and indians are the least good looking subspecies of niggers because they combine shitskin sand genetics with the weakest sort of nigger genes)
 
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Everyone is from Africa JFL, not sure where you sourced that from but I presume that migration is from 10s of thousands of years ago
 
Everyone is from Africa JFL, not sure where you sourced that from but I presume that migration is from 10s of thousands of years ago
its a migration of closely related hablogroups. both migrants had a natural extension of Y chromosome and mtdna makers unlike caucausoids who had more genetic shifts and mixing with closely related proto-sapiens :blackpill:
 
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