Why do people separate Germanic and Celtic peoples if they are almost identical genetically?

[AphroditeWorshiper]

for example, a Breton and a Dutch are similar genetically, a French and a German, a Irish and a Danish or a Scottish and a Norwegian

Swedes are a little bit Eastern shifted and French southern shifted, but in overall they are very closer genetically. only the language it's different

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Please guys!!!!

[Richmondbread]

Culture clash.

[Westbrook]

Because the stuff you're talking about are language groups and nationalities not genetics

[Profileid]

Who is separating them and how?

[Peterski]

They are not identical genetically, let alone in other aspects (cultures, languages, etc.).

I can easily tell apart Celtic from Germanic ancestry if you send me your raw data file.

[Profileid]

They are not identical genetically, let alone in other aspects (cultures, languages, etc.).

I can easily tell apart Celtic from Germanic ancestry if you send me your raw data file.

lol i know where this is going. Germanics are really more similar to east euros right?
Look at my calcs. I get mostly Celtic on MDLP and mostly Germanic with dodecad.

[Peterski]

I'm just saying that I have no problem telling apart for example Irish or Breton ancestry from Germanic, that's it.

If you have a problem with the fact that there is no problem telling them apart, then it is your problem not mine.

In terms of haplogroups they are also different.

[Peterski]

I get mostly Celtic on MDLP and mostly Germanic with dodecad.

These calcs suck.

[Gründig]

These calcs suck.

Which calcs or tests do you suggest?