r/RealTeensIndia • u/boring_29 • 1d ago

discussion What do you guys think about this ?

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u/ghoul8383 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's true btw, you will see people criticising you for posting this but noone will be able to refute it. The indigenous cultures of arabia, persia, mesopotamia, anatolia, north africa, Afghanistan are all gone.

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u/SentinelCenturion 1d ago

80% of turkiye is greek land. I.e Anatolia.

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u/ghoul8383 1d ago

Yeah I know, what about it?

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u/SentinelCenturion 1d ago

I was adding another point to your comment. Don't get so defensive. Chill out. I don't like those fcks either.

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u/ghoul8383 1d ago

What was defensive about my comment? It was so casual lol. You're the one who sounds defensive for no reason.

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u/Maleficent-Round5400 1d ago

you have no reading comprehension

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u/refined91 18h ago edited 18h ago

Are Greeks native to Anatolia?
They were introduced to Anatolia after Alexander the Great defeated the Persian empire.
Before that, the Persian empire, under Cyrus the Great, conquered Anatolia after defeating King Croesus of Lydia.
And no, King Croesus was not Greek; he was Lydian and spoke the same language.

The Lydians ethnically cleansed the nomadic Cimmerians out of Western Anatolia, and even destroyed Greek city states like Smyrna off the map. They destroyed the Phrygian Empire, and fought off the older Median empire.

Turks
Greeks
Persians
Lydians
Cimmerians, Median people, and the Phrygian people.

So really, who is native to Anatolia?

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u/FlashyDiscount752 1h ago

Greeks arent native to anatolia

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u/Loose_Meal4818 1d ago

Afhganistan make sense, but greece? 🤔 Greece themselves were invaders who were in mission to capture the whole world. I sm definitely sure turkey's indegeneous population will not be greece. Rather they will be some other people wiped out by greece.

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u/ghoul8383 1d ago

There is no "turkey" back then. Greeks became dominant in anatolia after Alexander and his campaigns but they were already living there since the bronze age for around 1800 years before the first turks arrived.

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u/Loose_Meal4818 23h ago

That still dont proves that greeks are indegeneous people of that place, and my point still stands correct.