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I've done it now. I had a bit of trouble posting the pics.
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A picture is indeed worth a thousand words.
And those bible-thumping fundamentalists with their antiquated notions of creationism still refuse to accredit Darwin, Huxley, Dawkins, et al. and the theory of evolution? Hah! what at bunch of ignorant assholes!
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How can anyone say the White woman is the same species as the females in the photo below her.
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They say the two are of the same species because they're capable, most unfortunately for the White race, of interbreeding.
Gets me to thinking...I know that Whites aren't capable of interbreeding with apes, but what about blacks interbreeding with their biological kin, the ape...wonder if that's at all possible. (Just kidding: I know black males who've experimented with the idea and have failed to sire such offspring. Then again, how to explain the aborigine.)
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Donkeys and horses can interbreed to make mules but donkeys and horses are different species. Lions and tigers can interbreed to make ligers but lions and tigers are different species.
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A lot of progress has been made in the field of anthropology regarding our origins the last few decades but it is a touchy subject and many of the conclusions are not PC so the jew tries to keep a lid on it. But the evidence points toward an earlier split from H. erectus for the abos than other modern populations. It is thought that the early waves of H. erectus were able to walk out of Africa across what is now the Red Sea on a land bridge into the Arabian Peninsula at a point that is now Yemen. Some of them followed the coast line and were able, over a period of several thousand years, to walk down another land bridge most or perhaps all the way to Australia. As sea levels rose they were isolated in Australia. There seems to have been a lot of physical diversity among H. erectus in different regions. That is not surprising given their almost 2 million years of existence and wide geographic dispersal in southern Europe, Asia, Malaysia, and of course Africa. There are two opposing trends in Paleoanthropology, as detailed by Donald Johanson in his book "Lucy: The Beginings of Humankind." One camp, the splitters, tend to name a new species for every genetic variation. The other camp, the lumpers, tend to group small variations into the same species, which would mean racial differences. This makes the jew uneasy. So the jew tries to explain away the differences by declaring variations in H. erectus to be different species; Homo heidelbergensis (ancestral to Neandertals), H. ergaster, etc. To do otherwise discredits their pet theory of a recent single African origin of all modern humans and its implication that we are all closely related with only minor differences. Oiy vey, can't have the detestable Goyim entertaining any thoughts of a multiregional origin. And of course when it comes to modern humanity the jew becomes a "lumper," insisting that we are all just one big happy family.
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