Muslim inbreeding

American Thinker ^ | 12 Oct 2015 | Carol Brown

[tbw2]

Women are only a civilizing influence when they have influence over the men.
Islam demeans women as breeders only, and sometimes as status symbols. The men are discouraged from actual emotional relationships with them, from arranged marriages where they didn’t meet until told to have sex to his right to beat her whenever to her having no standing against him in a debate to his having every other outlet from sex slaves to little boys.

[null and void]

There are several people who can do this.

As far as I can tell, there are muscles that move the eyes forward and we all can do it a tiny bit.

These guys (and gals) exercise those muscles to do it a lot.

Like a weight lifter who can jerk 300 lbs, they are rare and remarkable.

[PIF]

Imagine being the son asked to participate in a sister’s honor killing ... Imagine being the children asked to participate in a beloved relative’s stoning ...

[null and void]

Excellent point!

I think the difference is one breeds within the community, the other breeds within the family.

See also post #21, in that society if you marry your daughter off to a non-relative you have no control what-so-ever over how badly he mistreats her, you have some slight control (via familial pressure) over a brother.

[Psalm 144]

I’ve seen that chart before. Rather horrifying.

[JoeProBono]

[Gandalf_The_Gray]

Wasn’t first cousin marriage also common among European royalty?

Yes, that is why the offspring of many European royal families suffer from hemophilia, their blood doesn't clot, a paper cut can be fatal...

Regards,
GtG

[Rumplemeyer]

Wasn’t first cousin marriage also common among European royalty?

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Yes it was, and look how well that turned out.

[OldSmaj]

These people are freakin' idiots.

If mohhamhead had picked his nose and eat his boogies, would they all think that was the cool think to do?

Is mohamhead the fool that came up with the eat with the right hand, wipe your bum with the left hand directive?

Too bad he didn't tell 'em to WASH both of their hands every now and then.

All the other dumb ass stuff these fools do appears to have originated with mohamhead...to include the rape of children.

Real nice religion ya got there, perverts.

[PapaBear3625]

Yes, certainly inbreeding among English royalty and the noble class in England - one of the reason for all the wars in the middle ages but also, oddly, for their amazing brilliance in the arts and law. Sometimes inbreeding creates good minds. But really bad tempers!

The wars were the CAUSE of the brilliance.

Inbreeding only works out if the inept, the weak, and the stupid are kept from breeding. In the Medieval aristocracy, if you were a stupid nobleman, then you were conquered, all your blood line killed, and your lands given to the progeny of your more-capable conqueror.

[PapaBear3625]

Not sure what the point of this article is supposed to be... for 2000 years, Jewish communities around the world (especially Orthodox) have been closely interbreeding, and with a much smaller pool to start from.

The Jews were mostly engaged in money-lending, trading, and crafts -- occupations where smart people are more likely to earn enough to keep their families fed. The stupid men either didn't earn enough to attract a wife, or their families starved.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Cousin-marriage is, you will notice, favored in the OT.

Religiously exclusive small communities --- Orthodox Jews, Old-Order Mennonites (Amish), Hutterites, Yazidi, Alawites, etc. --- and most royal/noble families, have been doing this forever.

Keep that in mind, when you hear "Biblical marriage" or the high civilization of the European elite being recommended.

[Vigilanteman]

Common is relative. It was not uncommon in early America either. One of my four great grandmothers was a product of a first cousin marriage. Her Mom and Dad met in early 19th century Vermont in an isolated community where there were just not that many choices. Her son (my grandfather) was a Cornell graduate back in the days where an Ivy League degree actually meant something. She was a brilliant lady as were most of her grandchildren (a number of college professors, an army general and other well accomplished people among them).

The problem isn't an occasional first cousin marriage here and there. It is still legal in many states, not including West Virginia. The problem is this type of marriage generation after generation, which is pretty much confined to Islamic cultures only.

[MarMema]

Pretty much but not entirely.
The largest issue are the recessive diseases that emerge. Too bad the Muslim world has not seen more of this.

[Vigilanteman]

Yes, it is true that there are greater chances of recessive genes emerging in a first cousin marriage than otherwise. But the chances still aren't that great, sort of like the chances of matching 5 numbers compared to matching 5 numbers AND hitting the Powerball jackpot.

Keep this going generation after generation, however, and the odds multiply exponentially. i.e, if you lived 62,000 years and bought a Powerball lottery ticket twice a week, your chances of hitting the jackpot are pretty good.

[TribalPrincess2U]

Is that a real person? Who, what, where?

[miss marmelstein]

Most of those wars were real-estate based.

[JoeProBono]

http://thechroniclesofislam.blogspot.com/2009/03/inbreeding-and-its-effects-on-genetic.html

[equaviator]

"Women are only a civilizing influence when they have influence over the men."

Oh yeah?

[MarMema]

Tay Sachs, factor deficiencies, we see these today.