Which non-caucasoid group interest you?

[TheOldNorth]

He is a Lakota Native American. Participated in riots against the United States.

probably not full blooded since he has facial hair, and not thin facial hair either

[rothaer]

Read my replied above , I should be the one posting the clown face Instead.

The clown face was to Creoda after he escaped from the topic by intentionally commenting on another legitimacy than what I expressly referred to ("legitimacy of residence").

[rothaer]

Creoda and rothaer obviously have the hots for each other. You're gaydar has to be going off with those too. They would make a splashing nordist couple.

Preservist. But that's another story and not related to the current topic.

[rothaer]

I know they are homophobic, but I dislike the fact they think we are a product of conquistador rapes this is why the caste system and church records existed to prove our legitimate blood, like I said Impossible for less than a 1000 of conquistadors to spread their genes into millions.

But I expressly objected and wrote that nobody speaks of rapes. Emphasizing rapes is a wilful distortion of reality.

Edit: My take on homosexuality is simply that I find male homosexuality repulsing and I consider it (admittedly not bisexuality) obviously biologically dysfunctional. I see no reason to deny that and to declare homosexuality as an alternative as good as any other. It's not. If you can not procreate it's a "deadly" dysfunction. I do not blame any homosexual for being homosexual as to my conviction the sexual orientation is not a matter of free choice. Is that homophobic?

[TheOldNorth]

I enjoy having roots where I live for centuries and millenia (and likely even back to Stone Age). I pass villages where I know that ancestors lived 500 years ago. It's a good feeling to be in such a continuity. To me at least.

I wish I has such lucky things, I've never even been to the cities or towns my parents or grandparents were born and lived in (except for my maternal grandfather's hometown, which is the only exception) do to my Y-dna haplogroup as well as knowledge of my family history, it is likely my direct paternal ancestors had been in north central Germany near the Harz for literally 8000 years before they moved to a different continent a little over 100 years ago, I wish I could visit Hörste Westfalen, I wish I could visit old England and Wales, and Scotland, but I'm a poor American living almost on the other side of the world from my ancestors as recently as 10 generations ago and in some cases even 4

[rothaer]

I wish I has such lucky things, I've never even been to the cities or towns my parents or grandparents were born and lived in (except for my maternal grandfather's hometown, which is the only exception) do to my Y-dna haplogroup as well as knowledge of my family history, it is likely my direct paternal ancestors had been in north central Germany near the Harz for literally 8000 years before they moved to a different continent a little over 100 years ago, I wish I could visit Hörste Westfalen, I wish I could visit old England and Wales, and Scotland, but I'm a poor American living almost on the other side of the world from my ancestors as recently as 10 generations ago and in some cases even 4

Unfortunately I can (also) not call a particular region my one and only homestead, but I marked all my known ancestral villages in google - here an extract containing also the Harz area - and I've consciously visited most of them. Admittedly, the effort is by far not as big as when being from overseas. But I can recommend such conscious visits, also to your other ancestral locations in England etc.

[Blondie]

Amerindians, especially amazonian natives. Amazonas is always fascinated me.

[Occiput in Starlight]

People from Southern Africa and from Western Africa, below the Sahara.

[TheOldNorth]

People from Southern Africa and from Western Africa, below the Sahara.

Like Khoisan? or like Bantu Zulus and the like?

[Occiput in Starlight]

Like Khoisan? or like Bantu Zulus and the like?

Khoisan and Niger‐Congo speakers.