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  Not entirely related, but this connects somehow to the topic of much time as to pass before a invasion, a take over of territory, a war crime, etc, stops being mentioned on actual discussions. Like for example, the claim that Israel makes over Afghanistan, or the claims from Latin America over European former colonialists. It's an interesting (and murky) subject.
context: The "Egyptian race" still exists. There was never a massive die-off of Egyptians; the culture just changed. Modern-day Egyptians, both Arab and Copt, are of the same descent from the same people -- the Coptic language still spoken today is the modern-day rendition of the actual Egyptian language. There's also several Egyptian holidays and customs that are unique to the country thanks to its long history. >
  
  
  The reason being is that the ancient Egyptian race doesn't exist anymore and those who live there today don't have any cultural connection to it.
  
  8-12 million Coptic people would like a word with you. >
  
  Ya wtf thinks the ancient egyptian people's ancestry just...vanished? >
  
  Culturally, they were destroyed. No one knows how to speak Egyptian anymore, only read it. But of course, the ethnicity still exists, perhaps interbred a lot with other ethnicities, but still around. >
  
  It's like saying no one speaks Latin anymore. As an everyday language that's true, but Latin is still spoken by Roman Catholic clergy and its descendants like Spanish, Portuguese, French, and numerous others, are spoken by millions of people each.
  There are still Coptic Christians living in Egypt. They are 10 percent of the population. And though no one, not even Egyptian Christians use Coptic (the descendant of the Ancient Egyptian language) as an everyday language, it is still a liturgical language spoken by clergy and even lay people when saying prayers. >
  
  That agree with what he said? Coptic is the modern descendant go Ancient Egyptian. What we didn’t know was how to read hieroglyphic writing. Working back from Coptic we even know roughly how ancient Egyptian was probably spoken / pronounced >
  
  What happened to the people who used to live there? No descendants? >
  
  Believe it or not, jail. Right away. >
  
  I believe they either undercooked chicken or overcooked fish  🇻🇪 >
  
  You must be the curator of the British Museum. >
  
  
  God save the queen ''play God save the Queen''
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  But in all honesty no I'm not, not even British >
  
  
  God save the king ''play God save the King''
  
  Fixed that for you. >
  
  Sorry I don't recognize Charles. >
  
  Why? What's so different about him from his mother, other than his gender? He's another elderly r4c!st with the absolute greatest possible privilege imaginable. Why except his mother but not him? >
  
  ah yes, all old people are racists. >
  
  No, all royals are assholes >
  
  how? >
  
  I completely agree, anyone wanna go steal the Parthenon with me? >
  
  I'm in >
  
  What makes you think the descendants of ancient Egypt don't currently live in Egypt. Where did they go? >
  
  Same place the Aztecs, Maya, and Inca went. >
  
  Um… the Aztecs, Maya and Inca still exist. >
  
  All of those civilizations have descendants. I actually know someone who is Mayan, speaks Mayan, and lived in a Mayan village 👀