Bernd
12/13/2021 (Mon) 21:14:32
No.45844
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12/13/2021 (Mon) 21:14:32
No.45844
del
>>45607
Continued to watch the show, somewhere in the 4th episode.
Why would negers live in such a climate (pines seems to be common)? It doesn't look like they were moved there as slaves, or came as conquerors neither. Doesn't look like the place offers comfy life for economical migrants, so I doubt they would leave their homelands after they heard about the riches and free gibsmedats of that colder place. Besides they seem to work, so it's not the state granted social security. Did the rulers enacted diversity quotas and imported somehow those people (again they aren't slaves, so how would that work out)?
It's kinda weird how this diversity fad screws things up. I bet the books never implies anything like that.
In the books about the Black Company, that mercenary outfit travels a lot, and in later books they move southward reaching jungles and lands where brown/black people live (I think they are analogous to Indians).
Continued to watch the show, somewhere in the 4th episode.
Why would negers live in such a climate (pines seems to be common)? It doesn't look like they were moved there as slaves, or came as conquerors neither. Doesn't look like the place offers comfy life for economical migrants, so I doubt they would leave their homelands after they heard about the riches and free gibsmedats of that colder place. Besides they seem to work, so it's not the state granted social security. Did the rulers enacted diversity quotas and imported somehow those people (again they aren't slaves, so how would that work out)?
It's kinda weird how this diversity fad screws things up. I bet the books never implies anything like that.
In the books about the Black Company, that mercenary outfit travels a lot, and in later books they move southward reaching jungles and lands where brown/black people live (I think they are analogous to Indians).