St. Patty's Day

So shout out to the Irish peoples out there... I think I'm part Irish on my dad's side. Hard to say for sure because his grandma was an orphan. Real life Annie shit. He said his hair was red growin' up. So you would assume that mean Irish. Red hair however originated in central Asia. They had a recessive gene for light skin and hair makin' it red. They went up north where their fair skin would not get burned by the sun. 

The original Irish were not white. Not at all. They were black. The story of the first people of Ireland is about Cesair, the granddaughter of Moses. Instead of waiting for the flood, she built her own boats, and lead 3 to Ireland, knowing the flood would not reach that far. There were no people there yet, so there were no evils to be cleansed. So the original Irish were from northern Africa, modern Egypt. 

There are also recent remans of ancient people that support that First Irish people had 'dark to black' skin similar to Cheddar Man in Britain | The Irish Post
Irish post says it, it must be true. If I say it, its a buch of nonsense. Ok I get it.

Also look into Anthony Lennon, a white Irish guy who called himself a mixed person despite having two white parents. His appearance was clearly different of most Irish. Nobody believed him tho until he did a DNA test releavling a 30% match of African ancestry. Black is dominant, white is recessive. Black traits can appear generations later, and skip generations, and reemerge again in later generations. You can't get rid of it.

If white people realize their cultures are based off ancient african and asian cultures, it would mess things up. Not for the average white man. I don't think they'd care. Actually it would probly bring more appreciation and people would realize we are connected. This would get rid of this white sheet (no pun intended) thrown over most races. We are all mixed by now. White europeans were mixed, who mixed with Native americans, which are mixed American, Asian, and African.

If I'm half this half that in America, I'm mixed. Yet in most countries like Mexico, everyone is mixed. There are white mexicans, brown, yellow, red, and black mexicans. That's becasue of their mixed heritage. And sure, there are prejiduces in countries like that, but overall they are all labeled Mexican. Only in America do we call ourselves, white americans, african americans, asian americans... We can't even rep our country without attaching race to it. So again, its not me making race an issue.

St. Patrick the patron St. of Ireland. And Nigeria.

St. Patrick who was he anyway? Somethin about snakes? Who knows? Really who knows... We just use it as another excuse to drink and celebrate a culture that as Americans, isn't ours. Irish Americans are as Irish as black people are actually African. The dna might be there, but the culture is not the same. St. Patricks Day was actually day of no drinking in Ireland. Unfortunately, American tourist have almost forced Ireland to go along with it and promote drinking now. Whatever get your money. (While laughin at these stupid Americans thinkin they're Irish...)

So I'm not trying to say white Irish stole their culture. Well.. .kinda. More that your history is not as white as you think. (Your dna probly as well.) Besides, the white man didn't even like those "rotten drunk gingers" coming over here to the US. St. Patricks day is like a celebration of whiteness in America. Every white person starts goin around sayin "I'm Irish."  Well Jamaicans are Irish too. That Jamaican accent is just an Irish accent with a caribbean twist. Many rappers like Prodigy (RIP) has mentioned he had Irish blood. And of course shout out to Everlast aka Whitey Ford from House Of Pain.


Next topic will be religion. Or lack or religion and focus on GOD.
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