Nope, just a case of me being an ass for not clarifying and a lousy communicator.
But you have been insulting me ever since this thing started with that crow bullshit.
Pretty obvious that you were trying to insult me because of "that crow bullshit," which, as you might recall, was about you being loud and proud about how you thought that the coming Russian invasion of Ukraine was all fake news. Then when the Russians proved you wrong, rather than eat crow and admit you were wrong, you pulled the classic Leftist move of going from "it's not happening" to "it's happening and it's a good thing."
If you look at the actual history it was the Chukchi thst actually began attacking the Russians that were moving in the area first.
Invading, you might say.
And thet afterwards, when the Russians decided that military intervention is not a good idea the Russians and the Chukchi started trading, with the trade booming and the Chukchi being left mostly unmolested until the USSR came in.
After trying and failing to conquer them several times they finally decided to just trade with them. I am rather admiring of those people for being able to stop these attempts at conquest.
Keep eating up the Ukrainian Twitter spam, it will be all the more fun when they lose.
Again, you really shouldn't talk.
There we go again with you projecting.
Then again, you also project your racism on others.
It's pretty hilarious that your debate skills pretty much consist of going "NO U."
Nope, no take-backs, go on right ahead.
Okay, here's what an apology from Agent23 looks like:
Let's see....
i feel this article by the mises institute provides some much needed perspective on the situation https://mises.org/wire/russia-isnt-nearly-isolated-washington-wants-you-believe
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Chukchi Looking this up.... Russians first began contacting the Chukchi when they reached the Kolyma River (1643) and the Anadyr River (1649).[12] The route from Nizhnekolymsk to the fort at Anadyrsk along the southwest of the main Chukchi area became a major trade route. The overland...
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Chukchi Looking this up.... Russians first began contacting the Chukchi when they reached the Kolyma River (1643) and the Anadyr River (1649).[12] The route from Nizhnekolymsk to the fort at Anadyrsk along the southwest of the main Chukchi area became a major trade route. The overland...
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Chukchi Looking this up.... Russians first began contacting the Chukchi when they reached the Kolyma River (1643) and the Anadyr River (1649).[12] The route from Nizhnekolymsk to the fort at Anadyrsk along the southwest of the main Chukchi area became a major trade route. The overland...
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Chukchi Looking this up.... Russians first began contacting the Chukchi when they reached the Kolyma River (1643) and the Anadyr River (1649).[12] The route from Nizhnekolymsk to the fort at Anadyrsk along the southwest of the main Chukchi area became a major trade route. The overland...
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I'm not really involved in this fight, but, well.... With both Australia and the US, we we stupid enough to end up totally dependant on China. I think that's worse than Russia. You ozzies are still better off because your currency is not the reserve currency of the world, and you will...
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As the tin says: The Indigenous People of Michigan, here and after referred to as the Michiganders, use their established copper trade to begin mining the Iron Ore and Coal deposits of the Upper Peninsula in an organized way to create iron tools and maintain it to form an Iron Revolution...
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Any chance of them developing an actual Industrial Revolution? Or at least proto-industrialization as in Song China? IMHO they'd need to domesticate some livestock for that, also develop writing, which came about thanks to agriculture. Without some form of beast of burden, they would have...
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Yeah, that totally comes off as just a bit of friendly teasing to me.
So how much longer do you want to derail this thread with your crybullying?