Cleopatra

[Fried Rice of Many Honor]

Anyone see the stuff that's going on with the Netflix documentary series. What's your take? I think it's trash race swapping actual historical events.

[Judgmental Amaterasu]

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In the world today? Yes. People basically sit around waiting for something to be upset about, regardless of how pointless it is or how little they ACTUALLY care about the thing in general.

Why tho?

Who knows? Unhappy with their life so lash out? Boredom? The world may never know.

[Yavin Shikanoko]

I don't really care to be honest, they are doing what they want you to do, which is engage in their content. I guess egyptologists should have the final word if the documentary is going to be accurate

[Grim Reaper]

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An African queen in Northern Africa? Shocking!

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Well, I'm quite sure she wasn't white.

Cleopatra was Hellenic. Quite honestly I couldn't care less about Netflix's show, star a black actress for all I care, but I still do wish to correct your statements regarding real-life history.

[KalGimpa]

i very much enjoy watching people lose their sh t over such trivial things

[isomorphic_projection]

I suggest you all let science slowly on give the answer. The conservative white church always run by templars is slowly coming to it's end.

New Science facts, vikings where black with blue eyes.
Not all humans share a common ancestor with the great African man apes. Red hairs share one with the Urang Utans.
And Lucy and others failed, the ancestors of Africa. Came from the far south, down under.

[☎need4naiim☎]

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An African queen in Northern Africa? Shocking!

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Well, I'm quite sure she wasn't white.

Cleopatra was Hellenic. Quite honestly I couldn't care less about Netflix's show, star a black actress for all I care, but I still do wish to correct your statements regarding real-life history.

All they want is to TRIGGER the peaceful White people against peaceful Black people by intentionally contriving blatant lies in front of them, everyday through a made-up plot. Same goes for straight people versus other people with different orientations.

That's why i stay clear of Netflix because they dress up truth in provoking ways to create tension between peaceful people, including all races.

[Your_White_Knight]

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An African queen in Northern Africa? Shocking!

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Well, I'm quite sure she wasn't white.

Cleopatra was Hellenic. Quite honestly I couldn't care less about Netflix's show, star a black actress for all I care, but I still do wish to correct your statements regarding real-life history.

As long as it's realistic... people are having problems grasping reality in favor of "feels"...

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Cleopatra was Hellenic. Quite honestly I couldn't care less about Netflix's show, star a black actress for all I care, but I still do wish to correct your statements regarding real-life history.

As long as it's realistic... people are having problems grasping reality in favor of "feels"...

"Feels"? I don't think it about that. Then again I am no brain electricity researcher fellow in a lab coat wearing glasses and writing things down on a clipboard while in actuality drawing silly stick figure doodles. What the stick figures are doing? Going on an adventure? Ending up in a funky situation? Who knows but the artist? Stick figure art is art.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

Doesn't matter.

Rome won in the end.

[Irene ❤]

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Doesn't matter.

Rome won in the end.

You spoiler

[☎need4naiim☎]

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Doesn't matter.

Rome won in the end.

I won't be surprised that Netflix would one day make a new documentary series about Augustus' reign, played by a Black actor in August.

[Ganger]

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Doesn't matter.

Rome won in the end.

I won't be surprised that Netflix would one day make a new documentary series about Augustus' reign, played by a Black actor in August.

You know something, all this race stuff is creating more hate than they was before. Even people I know who were never racist from the off set are starting to feel burned out by all this. It's really sad that things were getting better in regards to race issues but now I feel things are slipping backwards. It's just how I see it.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

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Doesn't matter.

Rome won in the end.

I won't be surprised that Netflix would one day make a new documentary series about Augustus' reign, played by a Black actor in August.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiX8gizzfO0

[Your_White_Knight]

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I won't be surprised that Netflix would one day make a new documentary series about Augustus' reign, played by a Black actor in August.

You know something, all this race stuff is creating more hate than they was before. Even people I know who were never racist from the off set are starting to feel burned out by all this. It's really sad that things were getting better in regards to race issues but now I feel things are slipping backwards. It's just how I see it.

Well the main issue is not only is it dividing people more... it's sub-dividing, and sub-sub-dividing... people are putting others and themselves in smaller and smaller "check-boxes" while claiming it's "bringing us together"...

It's just a path of self destruction in the end... all this won't end well.

[Something Different]

I don't see the big deal honestly, the reason they did it was to rile people up. Had it not been for that i would have never even heard of this obscure documentary. They achieved what they were trying to by changing her skin color for no reason and that was attention. It's about as simple as that.