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Last edited by Laberia; 07-30-2017 at 03:56 PM.
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O City, City, eye of all cities, universal pride, other-worldly wonder!...
Niketas Choniatis, for Konstantinoupolis.
How did your asiatic ancestors opened the Gate of the City? It was first an Illyrian settlement, they gave even the name. Was proclaimed Capital of Empire by an Roman Emperor of Illyrian blood. And was sold to the Turks by your cowards Anatolian ancestors. Stfu.
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Just because they are Muslim, that doesn't mean they are culturally closer to arabs. Albanians were, are, and will forever be European, in all regards (genetically, phenotypically and culturally).
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Kosovo-Albanians have a cultural intersection with Turks, but not with Arabs. Arab culture was seldom adapted by Islamic peoples - except the Iranian peoples. They even use the Arabic alphabet.
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The religious ones are closer to Arabs (by virtue of being Muslim).
Culturally they are their own thing, but they are definitely influenced by Arabs.
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WDYM "Arab culture was seldom accepted by Islamic peoples" you do realize that Islam is literally an Arab religion? So don't try to act all high and mighty with the "Turkification" aspect of the argument, because the Ottoman Empire was extremely Arabized - using their script, their names, and their practices for much of Turkish reign. Don't think for a second that Turks and Arabs aren't brothers when it comes to uniting against Christian Europe.
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