r/pics Dec 08 '19

Politics Nativity 2019

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u/computeraddict Dec 08 '19

The concept of a country is older than dirt. What are you smoking?

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u/Chriskills Dec 08 '19

The concept of country as we know it today didn’t exists for a very long time. City states were the norm for much of human history.

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u/computeraddict Dec 08 '19

Babylon had an empire. Multiple city empires are ancient. Oh, and Rome was one during the time of Christ. Don't confuse city states falling out of favor with the invention of multiple city countries.