You prove yourself wrong:
▶️ "The left are against diversity."
▶️ "We need things in common to hold us together as a society. If diversity was as common as people like you think, the DNA groups of the globe would reflect this. But, they don't, they show groups stayed together, developed common traits among them and once a group settled in a certain geography, little mixing took place."
▶️ "If diversity works, why do muslims stick together, Hindus, blacks etc. These days not even people on different spectrums of the political front can be together."
🔲 You decry, then advocate the same thing.
▶️ "Even going back to the "out of Africa" theory, blacks must have migrated to expand territory. So, are blacks the original colonizers?"
▶️ "Africa was not a settled land either, much of it was unlived on."
🔲 People have been living in Africa since before humans even evolved, yet in those 8 million years, Africa was not a settled land either, mostly unlived on? So it was empty while people came from it?
Same for the Americas. Who were the European invaders killing millions of if it wasn't settled?
▶️ "The reason Islam conquered a load of land was they all had Islam in common."
Um, what?
▶️ "Christianity brought people together."
Christians have killed more people than all other religions, nations, and any other entity in history COMBINED.
▶️ "Greeks, Roman, Huns, Persians, they all fought for the land they had. If diversity works, why do muslims stick together, Hindus, blacks etc."
🔲 Romans originated in Anatolia or farther east. The Celts, Eutruscans, etc, that lived in the Italic penninsula didn't disappear upon their entrance.
🔲 Huns are a Turkic people that came from Central Asia. They absorbed so much Caucasoid DNA migrating westward that they aren't exactly looked at as Mongols in Europe today, same with Turkey.
🔲 Iranians (Persians) aren't all just Aryans. The 2nd oldest country, the 2nd empire & the 1st superpower in history as well as the only nation Rome couldn't conquer did not supplant the people in the land they invaded - which had extended from the Danube all the way to western China. To this day, 2600 years later, they are still an ethnically and racially mixed society. This is even in the Bible, Cyrus the Great - the first Messiah - liberating the Jews from Babylon and allowing them to return home not sound familiar? To this day there are still Assyrians living in Iran.
Uyghurstan was an Iranian province, they look unmixed to you?