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    1. Random_user_of_doom on

      I mean we all are likely descendants of people born in Africa…

    2. witherwingg on

      Something useful in eating burgers at Morton. Read the story about John Morton from their napkin. 😂 Otherwise probably wouldn’t have even known his name.

    3. He had roots in Finland, but not in the Marttinen family unlike what was previously believed.

    4. Alert-Bowler8606 on

      According to the article HS publiced recently, Morton’s paternal line is related to the Himanen family, as well as the Heinikainen, Korpelainen and Haapiainen families, possibly from the area around Ristiina in Southern Savo.

    5. InAppropriate-meal on

      This was already known, also he enslaved men, women and children so screw him. EDIT What you wrote makes absolutely no sense 🙂 how on earth does it change history if we do not praise slavers, people who enslaved and worked to death men, women and children? how is not acknowledging history meaning we no longer have history? did you think before you typed that?Thomas Jefferson enslaved over 600 people, raped the young ones and kept one child slave in a small room that could only be accessed from his bedroom to be more convenient for when he wanted to rape her. George Washington enslaved people, he made his false teeth from stained hippo ivory and the teeth of the dead slaves he worked to death on his plantation.

      So yeah, screw them. I am not proud Finland is associated with scum like that, it maybe historical fact but that does not make it, nor them, praise worthy.

    6. Emotional_Platform35 on

      Great so now Finland can annex the US dictatorship and bring democracy and free healthcare and a real education system there.

    7. Severe_Rise8694 on

      Well, he was Marttinen originally. So the DNA test might not have been required..

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