Modern day Greece is not descended from Ancient Greece

[Bereta_Eder]

go kill some black guy

[Bereta_Eder]

I say I'm Greek

Yes very proud of it

who are you little bastard b!tch?

do you even know?

Do you have HONOUR?

No, otherwiese you'd make your bastard self known


Now go **** yourself

[Bereta_Eder]

Αντε και γαμήσου

[Kidlicious]

Sure. You adopted some of its best aspects like democracy and equality. although capitalism seems to encroach on that last one

USA is more Greek than Greek when it comes to today's support

Hell and it's not even geopolitical, it's values -oriented

Yes, we appropriated your great culture. The woke idiots think that's bad, but they carry that privilege.

[Bereta_Eder]

I can't wait until Paiktis sees this thrade and goes on a drunken rampage the likes that nobody has evar seen.

That was done before I was secure

I very much am

[Egbert]

Paiktis went on a magnificent rampage.

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

Eh.

Nothing impressive but the racial slurs.

[Dinner]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusade_of_1197

The Crusade of 1197 is instructive as it was lead by Henry IV of the Holy Roman Empire against the Muslims but traveled through Constantinople. There "the Emperor of the Germans was greeted and was welcomed with much honor by the Emperor of the Greeks".

The Bzyantines did declare themselves the Eastern Romans mostly to maintain long gone claims on western Roman lands but were effectively a Greek Empire run by Greeks and dominated by Greeks. There were other ethnic peoples in the empire but everyone knew who was in charge.

[The Mad Monk]

Satan?

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

?

[Dinner]

Must have been.

[Egbert]

Byzantium was a greek city, a colony of another greek city.

It was filled with greeks from Greece and remained greek until after evil turks captured it.

BTW Byzantium was renamed Constantinople and as the capital of the Byzantine Empire which became an essentially a greek empire.

[ZEE]

The Byzantine Labarum Symbol or "Chi Rho" is actually a spiritual curse symbol. It is no surprise they used it as a battle standard.

[EPW]

I hate to break it to the Greek apologists in this thread, but "Constantinople" is not a part of Greece.

[Kidlicious]

I hate to break it to you that it's also not part of modern Greece.

[EPW]

That is correct.

[Egbert]

I hate to break it to the Greek apologists in this thread, but "Constantinople" is not a part of Greece.

I hate to break it to you that it was an actual greek city, filled with greeks.

It is now filled with turkeys.