"Scientific" "Biological Race" Theory

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Uploaded by on Apr 28, 2008

All "biological race" theory is based on arbitrary undefinable "biological" markers. The inexorable logic of these theories always leads to genocide.

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  • This is so sad. People are self hateful. They are no more civilized than a freaking guerrilla community. Mankind needs a wake up call.

  • whats the movie called??

  • A hot mess!

  • @GiletteRazorsharp "All people on this planet are worth the same. no "race" should be discriminated." That in its self is some naive ideology..

  • @corporate88slave Anyway good luck with your research.

  • @sleepyeyeguy What's in your textbook is decided by those who run your country.

    I don't think that you can find any complete truth on anything related to biology, economics, sociology etc through a system because there are people that have an interest in keeping you stupid.

  • @corporate88slave I never claimed that any of my statements were "my theory". I guess I'll break open the old college biology text again and refresh... either that or file a complaint with my University about the inadequacy of my education (it's more of a money scam than an education anyway)

  • @sleepyeyeguy With that definition there would for instance be no different species of bacterias.

    You should send an email to Merriam-Webster :D and ask them whether we have different species of bacteria or not. Hehe.

    There are millions of listed species that disprove your theory.

  • @corporate88slave Species (according to Merriam-Webster dictionary): a category of biological classification ranking immediately below the genus or subgenus, comprising related organisms or populations potentially capable of interbreeding, and being designated by a binomial that consists of the name of a genus followed by a Latin or latinized uncapitalized noun or adjective agreeing grammatically with the genus name.

  • @sleepyeyeguy That is nonsense.

    Let's go back to the chimps. We have the Common Chimpanzees and we have the Bonobo. Two different species yet they still have fertile offspring. Same goes for various canines, felids, bears etc. It wouldn't suprise me if humans can have fertile offspring with chimps. :D

    The only thing that decide whether races exist or not are the people with political power. Science has little to do with this.

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