Science Says: There Is No Such Thing As Race!

[pandabear]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK3sguRWYK0

[ladislav]

Let those scientists get beat up a few times and maltreated in other ways, then, they'll talk differently.

[Ghost]

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[Jonny Law]

This dude is a f***ing faggot. Anyone who takes him seriously is also a faggot.

[ladislav]

Let him into some rough neighborhoods in the US and let him hear a few expletives. Then, he should show his videos to the people who are calling him names.

[pandabear]

This dude is a f***ing faggot. Anyone who takes him seriously is also a faggot.

Ad hominem fallacy?

[pandabear]

Let him into some rough neighborhoods in the US and let him hear a few expletives. Then, he should show his videos to the people who are calling him names.

There are bad people of all skin tones.

[pandabear]

This dude is a f***ing faggot. Anyone who takes him seriously is also a faggot.

Ad hominem fallacy?

To elaborate: having one opinion or another on the scientific evidence for "race" does not make one a "f***ing faggot." Rather, a "f***ing faggot" is one who inserts his penis into another man's rectum.

The statement "This dude is a f***ing faggot. Anyone who takes him seriously is also a faggot" is clear evidence of a remarkably low level of intelligence. For those who adhere to the theory that skin tone is an indicator of intelligence: your statement reflects extremely poorly upon the people who have levels of skin pigmentation that are similar to yours.

[Cornfed]

All humans alive today belong to the same species (can procreate and produce viable offspring.) No question about that.

Your statement is a tautology of course, but if we take you as meaning that all entities commonly defined as human (excluding chimps and orangutans now defined as human by some courts) are the same species because they are reproductively compatible, this doesn't make sense. As I have pointed out, various animals we would define separate species can if fact produce viable offspring, e.g. polar bears and grizzly bears, and how would we categorize organisms that reproduce asexually? Also there is good evidence that hominids were in fact genetically engineered, and it would likely be easy to engineer species that had quite different attributes but similar reproductive processes, thus leading to different species that produced viable offspring.

[Moretorque]

All humans alive today belong to the same species (can procreate and produce viable offspring.) No question about that.

Your statement is a tautology of course, but if we take you as meaning that all entities commonly defined as human (excluding chimps and orangutans now defined as human by some courts) are the same species because they are reproductively compatible, this doesn't make sense. As I have pointed out, various animals we would define separate species can if fact produce viable offspring, e.g. polar bears and grizzly bears, and how would we categorize organisms that reproduce asexually? Also there is good evidence that hominids were in fact genetically engineered, and it would likely be easy to engineer species that had quite different attributes but similar reproductive processes, thus leading to different species that produced viable offspring.

The Great One has spoken, he is right but nature does not care and decides the direction it will take for survival. This was all ramped up for when they dropped all the borders and mix us all together. They know we are different in many ways but want all the land and resources for themselves and debasing the races and cultures makes it much easier to claim the whole entire planet.

It's all perscripted and started with the mapping of the human genome, then they had Bill Clinton announce we are all the same back in 2000 or 99. Then came 9/11 as the pretext event for their master plan for the 21st century, very diabolical indeed.

[Ghost]

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[pandabear]

I remember seeing something that species have to be removed by at least 2 million years for them no longer to be able to produce viable offspring. Hybridization can happen among closely-related primate species:
http://messybeast.com/genetics/hybrid-primates.htm

There is an area in Ethiopia where Guinea and Hamadryas baboons (two distince species) have formed hybrid groups

http://link.springer.com/article/10.102 ... .dc#page-1

And, shortly after leaving Africa, our ancestors started interbreeding with the Neanderthals they encountered. Africans are genetically pure Homo sapiens, and we non-Africans are the "hybrid mutants."