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Topic	For those who live outside of the U.S, what are your thoughts on America?
PleasantSlay 07/04/17 1:39:46 PM #43:	PleasantSlay posted... RCtheWSBC posted... .PleasantSlay posted... 11% is a fairly meaningless number. What's the body count? 825,000,000 people. The city of Chicago has a population of 2,704,958 as of 2016. ??? He killed a billion people in only a few years? One sec while i Google that Is this the article you read? Where it outright admits the number is a guess? He was responsible for the deaths of as many as 40 million people. While it’s impossible to know for sure how many people perished during the Mongol conquests, many historians put the number at somewhere around 40 million. Censuses from the Middle Ages show that the population of China plummeted by tens of millions during the Khan’s lifetime, and scholars estimate that he may have killed a full three-fourths of modern-day Iran’s population during his war with the Khwarezmid Empire. All told, the Mongols’ attacks may have reduced the entire world population by as much as 11 percent. It totally ignores how China was getting smaller. So naturally their population dropped. --- Sir Osric: What do you have against peasants, murderous trollop? Luster: Just a general, all-purpose loathing. <cite>PleasantSlay posted [p:882318101] in For those ... [t:75527477]...</cite> <quote><cite>PleasantSlay posted...</cite> <quote><cite>RCtheWSBC posted...</cite> <quote>.<cite>PleasantSlay posted...</cite> <quote>11% is a fairly meaningless number. What's the body count?</quote> 825,000,000 people. The city of Chicago has a population of 2,704,958 as of 2016. ???</quote> He killed a billion people in only a few years? One sec while i Google that</quote> Is this the article you read? Where it outright admits the number is a guess? <quote>He was responsible for the deaths of as many as 40 million people. While it’s impossible to know for sure how many people perished during the Mongol conquests, many historians put the number at somewhere around 40 million. Censuses from the Middle Ages show that the population of China plummeted by tens of millions during the Khan’s lifetime, and scholars estimate that he may have killed a full three-fourths of modern-day Iran’s population during his war with the Khwarezmid Empire. All told, the Mongols’ attacks may have reduced the entire world population by as much as 11 percent.</quote> It totally ignores how China was getting smaller. So naturally their population dropped. --- Sir Osric: What do you have against peasants, murderous trollop? Luster: Just a general, all-purpose loathing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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