Do you love Japan?
Do you love Japan?
Blake Kelly
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Nathaniel Russell
Love is a strong word.
Hunter Parker
It goes against your programming?
Nathan Cruz
Jomon DNA is only 3% of Japanese DNA but 35% of Japanese people have a Jomon paternal ancestor.
What this means is there were multiple Yayoi concubines for one Jomon male.
Caleb Young
Pic is opposite, Yayoi BVLLs cucked Jomon
Adam Edwards
It happened the other way, the Yayoi enslaved and genocided the Jomon, just like they did with the Austronesian Hayato people on Kyushu. They killed off the males, took the women as sex-slaves and eventually destroyed any trace of them.
Aiden Mitchell
>Yayoi
>BVLL
LMAO
Landon Morgan
wish I was a jomon bvll desu
Ayden James
As the image suggests, Yayoi women probably snuck out of the village at night to breed with musculine Jōmon Hunter gatherer chads :D :D
Jayden Rogers
Look here
Angel Roberts
Understanding of Asian genetics:
C1a
-> C1a1 (Jomon Japanese) en.wikipedia.org
-> C1a2 (Cro-Magnons) en.wikipedia.org
C1b
-> C1b3a (Papuans, Samoans, Maoris) en.wikipedia.org
-> C1b3b (Australian Abbos) en.wikipedia.org
C2 (Tungus, Mongols) en.wikipedia.org
D1
-> D1a1 (Tibetans) en.wikipedia.org
-> D1a2 (Jomon Japanese, Ainus, Ryukyuans) en.wikipedia.org
-> D1a3 (Andamanese) en.wikipedia.org
NO
-> N (northward) en.wikipedia.org
-> O (southward) en.wikipedia.org
N
-> N1 (Liao river civilization) en.wikipedia.org
-> N1a (Siberians) en.wikipedia.org
O
-> O1 (Yangze river civilization) en.wikipedia.org
-> O2 (Han Chinese, Yellow river civilization) en.wikipedia.org
O1
-> O1a (Austronesian) en.wikipedia.org
-> O1b1 (Austroasiatic) en.wikipedia.org
-> O1b2 (Yayoi Japanese, Korean) en.wikipedia.org
Ryan Long
Paternal lineage proved that the Japanese are descendants of AMKF (ancient Ainu men / ancient Korean women).
When Korean women opened legs for Jomon cock, Japan began.
Angel Brown
Jomon fucked all Yayoi women so Yayoi incels exterminated them all, history of Japan 101
Brody Smith
Ainus arent jomons and yayoi arent koreans shut up dumb idiot
Henry Cook
Yes, we are Jomons. How could you tell?
Grayson Garcia
Jomon stallions went to Silla and Baekje to impregnate local women.
Then those descendants came to Japan.
Isaac Nelson
It's because the Yayoi female phenotype is the most attractive
Brayden Taylor
In Japan, Chads in every high school have Jomon phenotype.
Nerds are exactly Yayoi.
Joshua Torres
lol virgin cope
no one cares about this shit
Sebastian King
yayoi are yaoi, that's why yayoi women had to settle for jomon
Austin Clark
No one has jomon phenotype.
They're a tiny amount of your DNA.
Thomas Thompson
>No one has jomon phenotype.
You should not try to "teach" somethiong little brain macaco.
Caleb Flores
FACT: The Japanese gene pool has the least Han Chinese effect (Hg: O2) in Asia
en.wikipedia.org
Frequencies of O2
- Bhutanese 74%
- Han Chinese 68%
- Filipinos 62%
- Malaysian 55%
- Tibetan 48%
- Manchus 45%
- Vietnamese 44%
- Korean 42%
- Thai (Siamese) 40%
- Indonesian 25%
- Mongolian 22%
- Japanese 16%
Michael Reyes
Jomon fears the Iberian
William Sullivan
Read this
Hudson Long
>"cagayan battles"
>source: my ass
Thomas Lee
Japan loves Bvllgaria
Cameron Clark
The real Japanese are Ainu Caucasoids, not these imported Yayoi and Jiminez phenotypes
Luis Martin
>There was one engagement between Spaniards and some Japanese irregulars (mostly exiled samurai of the kind called ronin) in Siam in the 1620s, and it was the Spanish who lost.
Dominic Campbell
Spain was never in Siam why do Japs like to fake history? cope
Jeremiah Hughes
b-b-but they look middle easterners as fuck.
Landon Morales
>Implying a retarded jap could beat a spaniard in the XVII century.
No way, Hirohito
Charles Moore
Jomon is closer to Cro-Magnons, you brainlet.
>Haplogroup C1a1 (M8) is mostly unique to the Japanese archipelago, and its migration route is enigmatic. The closest sister Haplogroup C-V20 is discovered in Paleolithic Europe (Cro-Magnons), Neolithic Europe and small numbers of modern Europeans, North Africans, Armenians, and Nepalis.
Jacob Foster
>Tay Fusa
It sounds Spanish sailers tried so hard to make up a fictional Japanese guy's name.
Nolan Price
>Tay Fusa
How about you?
Jack Jenkins
100% jomon indeed
Hunter Fisher
Fact is, both Portugal and Netherlands never even tried to invade Japan, but the opposite case literally happened when Japan invade Dutch Indonesia.
Josiah Diaz
Donde es la puta? Introduce me to la puta espanol ><
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Jose Smith
Emperors are the yayoi of yayois.
Evan Martinez
>Casualties in the war exceeded many hundred thousand
>Though Korea and China fought hand in hand, they had no chance of victory
>At the very mention of the japanese.... women and children held their breath in alarm
Do people really just read this shit and accept it without scepticism?
Tyler Diaz
They didn't tried to invade Japan because Japan didn't had the resources that they want. Don't fool yourself into thinking that they wouldn't be able to conquer you if they wanted.
>Dutch Indonesia
A colony that was closer to Japan than to Netherlands, in a period in which the Netherlands was in obvious decline
Aaron Jones
fucking based
Nicholas Lewis
sounds still more believable than Tay Fusa (lol)