Re: Scientist find violence gene in negro DNA!
Scientists have been aware that there's a genetic link between color and aggressive behavior for decades. I took an introduction to psychology course back in the 70s and one of the experiments touched upon in the text was the results of a rat breeding program. White lab rats were bred backwards until a pure black rat was achieved. The black rats were so agessive and antisocial that they had to be caged separately or they'd tear each other apart. The factors that determine the color in rats and humans may be different but the end results are the same.
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there's a genetic link between color and aggressive behavior for decades. I took an introduction to psychology course back in the 70s and one of the experiments touched upon in the text was the results of a rat breeding program https://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/world-war-two/7961211/Hitler-had-Jewish-and-African-roots-DNA-tests-show.html
...and guess what was the worst vermin, o equally inferior Nazis?!
More ways than one as to why you subhuman Nazis - and the proof is there - have less right to so much as think the way you do. For your 'cause's very existence depends on not thinking the way you do.
But if you Nazis don't have the right to think in a racist & anti-Semitic way, therefore...! [/Catch-22]
Dude, they didn't even find a 'violent gene' in the rats, according to your tale. Just inbred rats producing violent behavior. Would they get the same results if they had bred for some other recessive trait? Don't know.
So you have failed, not only to support your claims, but to even justify your subject line.
Bred backwards? How?
What does psychology have to do with breeding programs?
Many white animals are albinos, a genetic error.
African people are purer than the rest of us. Most of us have Neanderthal genes, but Africans seldom have those genes.
If at all, which I strongly doubt, they force breeded rats in a way that not only affected their hair color but also messed up the rest of their systems, including their brains, and then assigned attributes to it. Smart.
Do this: put a black cat in a closed off room for a week and them let it out. When it’s hungry and wants food, claim “see, blacks only want hand outs and won’t work for themselves.”
@exatron
“What the frell does "bred backwards" even mean?”
It’s a form of breeding animals back towards their wild state. The Heck cattle, for example, are a project of attempting to breed the domestic animal commonly known as the ‘cow’ to the extinct, ferocious, slim and tall giant of the plains, the ‘aurochs’ (who were concluded by the Ancient Romans to be completely undomesticable, although obviously someone succeeded at some point in pre-history).
This Nazi might have made a bit more sense if lab rats originally came from a species that was completely black. They don’t, they come from ‘Rattus Norvegicus’ who is basically your average rat, better known as the ‘Brown Rat’ although they are sometimes black, often grey. And in their domestic form, all kinds of permutations and shades of black, white, greys and browns.
Also, white lab rats are white because they are albino. As albinism is a recessive trait you can breed albinos with other albinos for years and years and be certain of not getting any other colour at all.
@SpukiKitty
Tell me about it. I love to say hello to strangers’ dogs, and I hate to see a poor wheezing pug. Unfortunately, it’s driven by market forces - a pedigree dog sells for much more. If a breeder tampers with a bloodline by introducing a dog from another breed, the progeny will lose value for generations.
Still, people are catching on in a minor way by deliberately acquiring crossbreeds such as the labradoodle, or the lurcher (who is a wonderful hound and a surprisingly good family pet BTW). Plus, even some well-known types like the Jack Russell and the Pit Bull are not usually recognised by kennel clubs, so arguably there are no ‘pure’ Jack Russells or Pit Bulls at all. Unfortunately this doesn’t stop assholes inbreeding them, the Pit Bull in particular.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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