/his/ how do you Demarcate civilizations???

>>3339152

If you're not Anglo, you're not human (or civilized).

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>>3339156
>If you're Anglo, you're not human
FTFY

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>>3339152

>>3339158
>attractive people vs uggo

>>3339176
>Japs, Poos, Turks and Arabs all in same group
>Mestizos and Swedes in the same group
hmm

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>>3339152
Something like this IMHO

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>>3339249
V2

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>>3339152

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>>3339273
Alright, V3 I'm done

>>3339249
>Slavic
Why not just say Orthodox? You have half the Slavic countries in the "Western" sphere.

>>3339322
Because Greece is Orthodox but I would consider it firmly Western. I think it goes beyond religion, IMHO.

Likewise, Croatia or Poland are Catholic but they have a somewhat more Slavic mindset, hence the overlap

>>3339322
because there cannot be orthodox little dots in poland, hungary, etc.
also, the caucasus countries aren't slavic as far as Im concerned

>>3339329
There is literally nothing Western about Greece. It's less Western than fucking Romania which at least uses the Latin alphabet.

>>3339335
>there cannot be orthodox little dots in poland, hungary
Then remove the dots.

>>3339314
>Romania Albania Azerbaijan Armania Goergia and Moldova slavic
>Poland Czechia Slovakia Slovenia and Croatia not Slavic
?????

>>3339365
Your typical /int/ brainlet in action.

>>3339365
It's not about race, it's about culture.
You seem to have trouble understanding this.
Culturally these countries fell within the Slavic sphere of influence.

>>3339392
>using Slavic and Russian as synonyms
See >>3339374

>>3339204
Not sure what year the map was made, but Latin America was under European control since well before the industrial revolution and places like Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, etc. received the fruits of European civilization and infrastructure long before the middle East, Japan or China did

>>3339156
t. lindybeige

>>3339392
Not him but how can you consider Albania slavic? They have a large Muslim population and have their own branch of language (separated from slavic ones).

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Right then heres a less ignorant cultural map (not perfect, made very quick)

>>3339423
The map tells you. 1827.