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carthage alexandria berytus and antioch are a jewish psyop theoryInb4 50 users commenting Jewish propaganda
@user @DarkStar facts or nahno shit meds had contact with other meds
who would have known?
no shit meds had contact with other meds
who would have known?
By the way:>"Rome was like New York City … a concentration of people of different origins joining together,"
And everyone with half a brain hated it.
Big ups to my boy Diocletian, who fucking hated the city of Rome.
Means nothing to me.
what about this?>"Rome was like New York City … a concentration of people of different origins joining together,"
And everyone with half a brain hated it.
Big ups to my boy Diocletian, who fucking hated the city of Rome.
carthage alexandria berytus and antioch are a jewish psyop theory
,By the way:
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did he>"Rome was like New York City … a concentration of people of different origins joining together,"
And everyone with half a brain hated it.
Big ups to my boy Diocletian, who fucking hated the city of Rome.
They were probably slaves or traveling merchants from the Levant. Those samples do not represent the average citizen of Imperial Rome
no shit meds had contact with other meds
who would have known?
carthage alexandria berytus and antioch are a jewish psyop theory
- Italy became more European again after the Roman Empire. The paper suggests that the resurgence of European ancestry and reduction of Near Eastern admixture starting in Late antiquity and ending in the Middle Ages is due to migration into Italy from Central Europe (Celtic and Germanic invasions for eg?)
See above, basically it was only to Rome itself, but this population had a high mortality & low reproduction rate which combined with other things caused it to collapse & then late the city became more European again.no shit meds had contact with other meds
who would have known?
He did.did he
Basically what I said here:But once the empire split in two and the eastern capital moved to Constantinople (what is now Istanbul, Turkey) in the fourth century C.E., Rome's diversity decreased. Trade routes sent people and goods to the new capital, and epidemics and invasions reduced Rome's population to about 100,000 people. Invading barbarians brought in more European ancestry. Rome gradually lost its strong genetic link to the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. By medieval times, city residents again genetically resembled European populations.
Well yes, but the thing is this population was primarily confined to Rome-proper(aka the City) which went through wars, disease, famine, etc.
This population was unable to sustain itself which caused for it to eventually die out:
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Ancient Roman DNA
survivethejive.blogspot.com
View: https://x.com/whatifalthist/status/1773112010303021455
See above, basically it was only to Rome itself, but this population had a high mortality & low reproduction rate which combined with other things caused it to collapse & then late the city became more European again.
South Italy was also colonized by the Greeks of Antiquity more or less, who later became "italicized" Linguistically
>"Rome was like New York City … a concentration of people of different origins joining together,"
Yes, that's a bit of an oversimplification though.@user @DarkStar facts or nah
Well yes, but the thing is this population was primarily confined to Rome-proper(aka the City) which went through wars, disease, famine, etc.
This population was unable to sustain itself which caused for it to eventually die out:
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Ancient Roman DNA
survivethejive.blogspot.com
View: https://x.com/whatifalthist/status/1773112010303021455
See above, basically it was only to Rome itself, but this population had a high mortality & low reproduction rate which combined with other things caused it to collapse & then late the city became more European again.
South Italy was also colonized by the Greeks of Antiquity more or less, who later became "italicized" Linguistically
What's the point? It says citizens of Rome, a world city, during Imperial times. That's like making some point about the denizens of New York City in 2025 and comparing it to its earlier colonial history, when it was over 90% White as late as like 1960.
Yep. The genetic diversity observed in ancient Rome is a clear example of the consequences of racial mixing. The Roman Empire was undeniably powerful at its height, it is no coincidence that it began to decline as its population grew more diverse, especially with an influx of ME/NA people.
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Yes, that's a bit of an oversimplification though.
. The genetic "diversity was just overwhelming," Pinhasi says.Basically what I said here:
Though it was more confined to Rome-proper and not so much all of Italy, since Rome was basically:
Good news is, the population was confined to Rome & at least a few other large cities which were basically the "New Yorks" of the time, and as the paper shows, it later became repopulated by Europeans.Yep. The genetic diversity observed in ancient Rome is a clear example of the consequences of racial mixing. The Roman Empire was undeniably powerful at its height, it is no coincidence that it began to decline as its population grew more diverse, especially with an influx of ME/NA people.
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Yes, that's a bit of an oversimplification though.
Yeah ofc, hence why the Empire declined. The genetic "diversity was just overwhelming," Pinhasi says.
What's the point? It says citizens of Rome, a world city, during Imperial times. That's like making some point about the denizens of New York City in 2025 and comparing it to its earlier colonial history, when it was over 90% White as late as like 1960.
it was funnyGood news is, the population was confined to Rome & at least a few other large cities which were basically the "New Yorks" of the time, and as the paper shows, it later became repopulated by Europeans.
Yeah ofc, hence why the Empire declined
But then after that population died out, migrated, failed to reproduce for any number of reasons, etc. it was repopulated.
paper says by barbariansGood news is, the population was confined to Rome & at least a few other large cities which were basically the "New Yorks" of the time, and as the paper shows, it later became repopulated by Europeans.
Yeah ofc, hence why the Empire declined
But then after that population died out, migrated, failed to reproduce for any number of reasons, etc. it was repopulated.
that and other settlers from parts of Italy & Europe, traders, etc.paper says by barbarians
Inb4 50 users commenting Jewish propaganda
Well yes, but the thing is this population was primarily confined to Rome-proper(aka the City) which went through wars, disease, famine, etc.
This population was unable to sustain itself which caused for it to eventually die out:
View attachment 1378349
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Ancient Roman DNA
survivethejive.blogspot.com
View: https://x.com/whatifalthist/status/1773112010303021455
See above, basically it was only to Rome itself, but this population had a high mortality & low reproduction rate which combined with other things caused it to collapse & then late the city became more European again.
South Italy was also colonized by the Greeks of Classical Antiquity(Mycenaeans), who later became "italicized" Linguistically
Rome's strength also came from its cultural unity and military prowess, not just its genetic makeup. While diversity existed, it likely fucked with Rome's social unity, which did contribute to Rome's decline.At the height of Rome's power, city residents showed little European DNA
I mean if really mena like peoplethat and other settlers from parts of Italy & Europe, traders, etc.
ok so more immigration leads to world superpower but then declines as it becomes too diverse- similar to us?Yep. The genetic diversity observed in ancient Rome is a clear example of the consequences of racial mixing. The Roman Empire was undeniably powerful at its height, it is no coincidence that it began to decline as its population grew more diverse, especially with an influx of ME/NA people.
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Yes, that's a bit of an oversimplification though.
yeah globalization has its perksRome's strength also came from its cultural unity and military prowess, not just its genetic makeup. While diversity existed, it likely fucked with Rome's social unity, which did contribute to Rome's decline.
The collapse was due to various factors, though mainly genetics
It’s not about the presence of immigration or diversity per se, rather how it impacts the stability of a society. A nation can rise through immigration if it successfully assimilates and integrates those populations into a unified culture and identity. However, when diversity becomes too great, it can lead to a loss of social connection, shared values, collective identity, etc., which makes it harder to keep the same level of stability.ok so more immigration leads to world superpower but then declines as it becomes too diverse- similar to us?
sounds like americaok so more immigration leads to world superpower but then declines as it becomes too diverse- similar to us?
what happened after the repopulationGood news is, the population was confined to Rome & at least a few other large cities which were basically the "New Yorks" of the time, and as the paper shows, it later became repopulated by Europeans.
Yeah ofc, hence why the Empire declined
But then after that population died out, migrated, failed to reproduce for any number of reasons, etc. it was repopulated.
yeah immigration opens up new routes, trades, i don't believe in assimilation in our technological world we can experience all the benefits without importationIt’s not about the presence of immigration or diversity per se, rather how it impacts the stability of a society. A nation can rise through immigration if it successfully assimilates and integrates those populations into a unified culture and identity. However, when diversity becomes too great, it can lead to a loss of social connection, shared values, collective identity, etc., which makes it harder to keep the same level of stability.
The decline of empires like Rome wasn't caused by immigration alone but by a breakdown in the unity that originally made them powerful. The same can and is happening to modern nations if they fail to maintain that unity
also early immigration had an effect on the rise of us but then leftists took over the decline of Britain started with the legislation of lgbtyeah immigration opens up new routes, trades, i don't believe in assimilation in our technologies world we can experience all the benifits without importation





