If you can do that, you can’t put anything past that person/culture.
That said, I don't really buy into the theory being presented here. I would need to see some documentary evidence supporting it first, such as a common cultural association at the time of "broad noses" with "Africans" or an attempt to portray ancient Egypt as a Caucasian society. People knew where Egypt was. The pyramids, temples and other signs of civilization were still there. Knocking the noses off of the statues wouldn't hide anything.
Also, I never said anything about white people. I was talking specifically about the Western Europeans who put people in Zoos.
I think your comment perfectly illustrates the lengths people will go to and the ways in which they will contort their minds in order to uphold an strange idea that is dear to their hearts, however...
Ironic that I was pointing out that you're doing exactly this.
>Putting people in Zoos is a good thing? It dehumanizes Europeans to say that it is sick to put people in Zoos?
Are you even going to attempt to argue in good faith?
>Also, I never said anything about white people.
Of course you didn't! Then your racism would be overt. But your anti European narrative is an increasingly common one that has infested academia and is creeping into industry.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Edit: it looks like you've been using HN primarily for ideological and political battle. We ban accounts that do that, so please stop doing that too.