Post: #26

(12-04-2016 12:01 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Mixed-race is not a disqualifying factor; For you guys who want children, it's a genetic quality for having healthier offspring.

That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

Post: #27

Jesus H. Christ man



Also on a side note, I really wonder how many people actually trace their "pure" blood line? And how many are "racially pure" that profess that sort of thing on here.

If you think about it, I'm sure at one point or another our ancestors or relatives a few generations back might of engaged in some sort of racial mixing.


This reminds me, I actually want to get my saliva tested on this site: https://www.23andme.com/howitworks/

A few friends have done this and were surprised.

Post: #28

(12-04-2016 03:15 PM)TheMost Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 12:01 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Mixed-race is not a disqualifying factor; For you guys who want children, it's a genetic quality for having healthier offspring.

That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

No offence but that is bullshit. Biostatistically mixing genes leads to the elimination of disadvantageous traits and retention of advantageous traits. With the exception of denovo mutations (which are caused by primarily environmental factors)that is how genetics works. That is established science.

Post: #29

Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Atlanta Man pretty much put the death nail to the coffin of "established bloodlines".

Check out the extinction of the "established bloodlines" of the Habsburgs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_H..._Habsburgs


-GR

(12-04-2016 03:15 PM)TheMost Wrote:  That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

Post: #30

So let me get this straight, the prince of england is banging the president of Germany?

Aloha!

Post: #31

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Atlanta Man pretty much put the death nail to the coffin of "established bloodlines".

Check out the extinction of the "established bloodlines" of the Hapsburgs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_H..._Habsburgs


-GR

(12-04-2016 03:15 PM)TheMost Wrote:  That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

I took genetics in college, have a PhD in Biotechnology, have done research and written patents in microbiology,have a medical degree and am currently studying for USMLE Step 2CK which I take on December 20th.

Post: #32

NSFW post.

Is this Meghan Markle photo real or not?

Post: #33

(12-04-2016 03:37 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  I took genetics in college, have a PhD in Biotechnology, have done research and written patents in microbiology,have a medical degree and am currently studying for USMLE Step 2CK which I take on December 20th.

Who cares?! You don't have the right bloodline! So who cares!?!

(Just joking, of course.)

--GR

Post: #34

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Atlanta Man pretty much put the death nail to the coffin of "established bloodlines".

Check out the extinction of the "established bloodlines" of the Habsburgs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_H..._Habsburgs


-GR

(12-04-2016 03:15 PM)TheMost Wrote:  That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

Instead of posting here, why you do not take care of Hillary and her mentor George?


Bad skeleton!

Post: #35

(12-04-2016 03:36 PM)Kona Wrote:  So let me get this straight, the prince of england is banging the president of Germany?

Aloha!

Every time Kona comes into a thread, he brightens it.

Post: #36

(12-04-2016 03:37 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 03:15 PM)TheMost Wrote:  That is inaccurate. False even. Every time you mix the genes, you create new opportunities for wierd disorders. You get an established blood line, and the kinks get worked out, or at least become known quantities. Speaking from experience and broad observation here. One small example: I knew a Portuguese/African/Indian mix; she had a blood disorder so wierd only 6 other people in the world had it; it was like auto-immune disease, but worked through an entirely different mechanism and part of the cell structure.

I took genetics in college, have a PhD in Biotechnology, have done research and written patents in microbiology,have a medical degree and am currently studying for USMLE Step 2CK which I take on December 20th.

Your education may be high status, and very thorough. But on this topic, it is incomplete. Extreme consanguinity over generations isn't good, but neither is outbreeding. Interfertility is a buried topic, but it is very real. African Americans have a lot more genetic health problems than their pure blood kin back in Africa. Similar for half-breeds and mulatoes of all types. Just because you see some attractive looking examples of blood mixing, you don't know about the hidden disorders and syndromes they have to deal with. It takes several generations for distinct genomes to adapt to each other. Hell, it took 100 years before wheat adapted to North America, and 100 years before potatoes adapted to Europe.

Post: #37

Prince Hazza strikes me as the kind of guy who says all the SJW stuff in public to keep the peace, but he actually secretly lurks on here

Post: #38

(12-04-2016 03:47 PM)torid Wrote:  NSFW post.

Is this Meghan Markle photo real or not?

It's fake.

Also WB raw.

Post: #39

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Genetics class in college... you mean the official Party Line from the same people that promoted Margaret Mead, cultural Marxism, and Equalitarian race blindness? Yeah, that carries a lot of weight. Not.

Post: #40

(12-04-2016 03:57 PM)TheMost Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Genetics class in college... you mean the official Party Line from the same people that promoted Margaret Mead, cultural Marxism, and Equalitarian race blindness? Yeah, that carries a lot of weight. Not.

So you haven't?? You are just thinking up these scientific facts? (Which is OK with me, by the way)

Aloha!

Post: #41

Man, this thread sure delivered.

Post: #42

(12-04-2016 03:57 PM)TheMost Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Genetics class in college... you mean the official Party Line from the same people that promoted Margaret Mead, cultural Marxism, and Equalitarian race blindness? Yeah, that carries a lot of weight. Not.

I also don't read books because they were written by white men.

/s

Post: #43

(12-04-2016 03:49 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 03:37 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  I took genetics in college, have a PhD in Biotechnology, have done research and written patents in microbiology,have a medical degree and am currently studying for USMLE Step 2CK which I take on December 20th.

Who cares?! You don't have the right bloodline! So who cares!?!

(Just joking, of course.)

--GR

Plus I was only admitted to my MD/PhD program due to affirmative action!

(Joking as well)

Post: #44

(12-04-2016 03:57 PM)TheMost Wrote:  

(12-04-2016 03:33 PM)Grim Reaper Wrote:  Have you taken any Genetics class in college?

Genetics class in college... you mean the official Party Line from the same people that promoted Margaret Mead, cultural Marxism, and Equalitarian race blindness? Yeah, that carries a lot of weight. Not.

(12-04-2016 04:01 PM)Kona Wrote:  So you haven't?? You are just thinking up these scientific facts? (Which is OK with me, by the way)

Aloha!

I know, right! This thread is funny as hell.




--GR

Post: #45

(12-04-2016 12:09 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:For you guys who want children, it's a genetic quality for having healthier offspring.

Physically or mentally? From my experience, mixed race individuals have fare more identity/mental issues. Not being able to fit in with a "tribe" causes quite a bit of suffering.

I'll just say with regard to the mental aspect that this varies depending on where you are. Mixed individuals are not only vastly more common in the UK on a per capitabasis (blacks intermarry there at 3 to 4 times the rate of their American counterparts), but they're much more easily accepted into mainstream society. As a whole, the Black British are far better integrated into mainstream British society/culture than Black Americans are. Tensions exist, but they're nowhere near what you see here.

I see this in my own family, most of which is still in the UK (my mother proved the exception and decided to move to the USA, where I was born and raised): they're British through and through, but I'll never feel as American as they do English. They "belong" in a way that myself and other Black Americans will never truly belong here, and that just comes down to the culture and history of each place. America, despite a larger population of blacks and all of the talk it gets about having had a black president and having been a "melting pot" with "diversity as a strength" really doesn't do as good a job integrating Blacks specifically. This is a way more stratified, race-conscious society and mixed kids are much bigger outsiders here than they are in the UK.

Post: #46

WB easily. I've got a weakness for exoticals.

TheMost Wrote:African Americans have a lot more genetic health problems than their pure blood kin back in Africa.

Do you have proof of this statement?

Post: #47

(12-04-2016 12:42 PM)kurtybro Wrote:  Keep diluting your blood, weaklings. The ultimate globalist goal.

Post: #48

Aren't African Americans genetically more diverse than Africans (to clarify, I mean Blacks from Africa)?

Will Smith and Ice T, for example, certainly have a lot of European genes... .

Post: #49

(12-04-2016 04:07 PM)DjembaDjemba Wrote:  WB easily. I've got a weakness for exoticals.

TheMost Wrote:African Americans have a lot more genetic health problems than their pure blood kin back in Africa.

Do you have proof of this statement?

Of course not! Why are we taking this guy seriously? The guy never took a single Genetics class, here he goes talking about "established bloodlines". He probably doesn't even know how to properly read and understand medical bio-statistics. He is just pulling stuff out of his ass. Fun times.... fun times...





--GR

Post: #50

(12-04-2016 03:53 PM)TheMost Wrote:  Similar for half-breeds and mulatoes of all types.

Do your theories also apply to Polocks, Chinamen or Jabronis? How about Abbadabbas?

Aloha!