What you're seeing is how poisonous the whole idea of "race" is, even to people who are forced into the bottom of the imaginary racial ladder.
The whole idea of describing Hannibal as a "black guy" or a "white guy" is thoroughly modern.
History Channel Portrays Hannibal as Black, White People Cry Foul Over ‘Historical Revisionism’
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What you're seeing is how poisonous the whole idea of "race" is, even to people who are forced into the bottom of the imaginary racial ladder.
The whole idea of describing Hannibal as a "black guy" or a "white guy" is thoroughly modern.
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Good point but mixed ain't black.
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The Romans LOVED Hannibal. Didn't they built monuments in his honor.Expect accurate sources from your Roman enemy brehs
Septimius Severus was a Roman Emperor. By the time he was emperor, Romans had established colonies in North Africa and he was born to a Roman in North Africa...
Rome has a good record of taking histories and creating life like recreations, particularly busts, of famous Roman people. Septimius Severus was African born but he wasn't black breh...
Unlike Hannibal bust, there are several marbel bust of Septimius Severus including coinage that we can pretty much assume are accurate.
septimius severus - Google Search
So we are going to ignore the portrait of him that clearly shows him as a black man next to his PAWG?
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alright you winSo we are going to ignore the portrait of him that clearly shows him as black man next to his PAWG?
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Arab is a cultural identy but most arabs are white.
So we are going to ignore the portrait of him that clearly shows him as black man next to his PAWG?
Interesting tidbit. The kid on the left with his face scratched out is Septimius Severus son Geta. The one the right is Caracallla. When Septimius was on his deathbed he told his sons to work together to rule the empire. After Septimius died, Caracalla killed his brother and had his memory "condemned from memory" which literally means erasing someone from memory and history
. They scratch out and remove the person from all public buildings, documents, art, and currency. Caracalla was eventually assassinated. Damnatio memoriae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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White people have white washed countless historical figures.
Rocky Balboa has a statue in Philly and he is a fictional character. This is how they get down, most of the figures in their history aren't who they say they are. There's more proof Jesus was real than Alexander the Great.
Trust nothing they say, don't trust anything on the history channel either, it's always and agenda, don't care if they made him black, don't really give a fukk about hannibal either.
Rocky Balboa has a statue in Philly and he is a fictional character. This is how they get down, most of the figures in their history aren't who they say they are. There's more proof Jesus was real than Alexander the Great.
Trust nothing they say, don't trust anything on the history channel either, it's always and agenda, don't care if they made him black, don't really give a fukk about hannibal either.
Where'd they settle there from?
Look at their DNA for those answers. Not native.. they are Eurasian in origin.
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This HISTORY channel which i Believe owns the MILITARY history channel
Has already depicted Hannibal As black
Has already depicted Hannibal As black
I heard Alexander was base off Solar worship with his movements calculated as Solar.
History Channel Portrays Hannibal as Black, White People Cry Foul Over ‘Historical Revisionism’
June 7, 2016 | Posted by Ricky Riley
Tagged With: Barbarians Rising, Black Hannibal, British actor Nicholas Pinnock, hannibal of carthage, Hannibal's race
History Channel‘s newest documentary series, Barbarians Rising, tackles the fall of Rome over the course of 700 years of invasions. However, the most recent episode that aired Monday depicts Hannibal of Carthage as a Black man, and many white history buffs are crying foul over the “historical inaccuracy.”
In the series, Hannibal is portrayed by Black British actor Nicholas Pinnock. The famous Carthaginian was a thorn in the empire’s side. He became a general at the age of 26 and managed to unite barbarian tribes to stop Rome’s imperial rise. The military genius was famous for climbing the Alps with war elephants whose sole purpose was to stomp the Roman army.
Hannibal ultimately wanted to invade Rome, but he failed to do so.
There have been debates over the race of Hannibal. This debate still continues till this day.
Here are some Youtube comments that where left below the clip:
My G, the devil hates to admit our greatness throughout history because then the devil would have to admit the devil has gone to great lengths to cover-up the racial identities of many a great man and woman.This is what confuses me so much about racists. I hate metal music but I don't spend my time thinking and discussing how much i hate metal music, wallahi it doesn't add up
Then the devil would have to admit historically they were uncultured and living with animals in rudimentary dwellings without planned cities and architecture we gave them knowledge to build.
Then they'd have to admit they're historical history of Genocide (People if colour help them survive winters in North America....they killed them all virtually, people of colour brought culture to Europe they worked to wipe them out, people of colour build america....)
fukk the devil.
The reality is that there isn't much known about how Hannibal looked.
Carthage is in North Africa, that is correct. However, there are folks in here acting like it has been proven without a doubt his "race" is proven when it hasn't. I don't care one way or another but the only known recreation of "Hannibal" is this Roman bust made, and even historians agree that there is no way to verify its an accurate representation or if it's even supposed to be him
In the end, no one knows for sure. Especially since after the second punic war, Carthage was absolutely demolished as punishment for Hannibal's actions against Rome.
Stop spreading half-truths and lies for political points. There is nothing wrong with admitting uncertainty.
