What is the most controversial haplogroup?

Those Albino mulatto R1 riding dinosaurs to the edge of the flat earth to meet their creators. A bit of controversy about them i would say.

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Originally Posted by Myanthropologies

Yeah, pretty much the J haplogroups.

And r1a. Some people argue it came from india (lol), and others from Central Asia or Russia.

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R1 is only controversial because of Rethel.

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Originally Posted by DarknessWin

Also J2 had connection to Romans and Ancient Greeks,Great Civilizations when R1 were still nomads lived in caves or apes in India.
Also E-V13 is not Hamitic at all, or you call Great Alexander,Julius Cesar and Napoleon niggers???
Your mind is fucked up , i call R1b Cameroonians Niggers

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Hate to break it to ya fam but most niggers are haplogroup E, not R1.
So if we’re mongoloid spawn then you’re negroid spawn LOL!
You probably cry yourself to sleep wishing you were descended from superior R1 aryan warriors who conquered your ancestors and took their women as harem slaves you butthurt cave nigger faggot. And Romans were mostly R1b-U152 and J2a with only a few E-V13.

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Originally Posted by Imperator Biff

Hate to break it to ya fam but most niggers are haplogroup E, not R1.
So if we’re mongoloid spawn then you’re negroid spawn LOL!
You probably cry yourself to sleep wishing you were descended from superior R1 aryan warriors who conquered your ancestors and took their women as harem slaves you butthurt cave nigger faggot. And Romans were mostly R1b-U152 and J2b with only a few E-V13.

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Romans mainly J2b? What type of J2b anyways? Romans would have had J2a when it came to J2 but maybe a small amount of J2b2-L283. They were mainly R1b-U152 as you stated though E-V13 was most probably more common that J2b. He's I2a1b btw

E1b1b, broadly defined (of which I am).

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Originally Posted by MysteriousWays

E1b1b, broadly defined (of which I am).

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I thought you were E-V13 but now your profile says E-V22, did you test your SNPs?

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Originally Posted by Kelmendasi

I thought you were E-V13 but now your profile says E-V22, did you test your SNPs?

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Did Y-111 on Ftdna...wasn't given specific terminal SNP but someone who runs one of the haplogroup E sections was able to help me out with this, so I feel pretty confident about it. Still waiting on Big Y results (will be in July).

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Originally Posted by MysteriousWays

Did Y-111 on Ftdna...wasn't given specific terminal SNP but someone who runs one of the haplogroup E sections was able to help me out with this, so I feel pretty confident about it. Still waiting on Big Y results (will be in July).

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Yh you most probably are E-V22 as 111 markers are more than enough to find out what haplogroup you belong to. E-V22 makes sense as it's found in the Levant and is linked to Jews as well as Phoenicians

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Originally Posted by Kelmendasi

Romans mainly J2b? What type of J2b anyways? Romans would have had J2a when it came to J2 but maybe a small amount of J2b2-L283. They were mainly R1b-U152 as you stated though E-V13 was most probably more common that J2b. He's I2a1b btw

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Yes indeed they would’ve carried more J2a sorry, probably from etruscans. However E-V13 was an assimilated lineage that was carried by those ‘mongoloid’ Indo-Europeans he lambasts so much.

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Originally Posted by Imperator Biff

Yes indeed they would’ve carried more J2a sorry, probably from etruscans. However E-V13 was an assimilated lineage that was carried by those ‘mongoloid’ Indo-Europeans he lambasts so much.

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Yh it was assimilated by Indo-Europeans and then expanded with them which is why most Indo-European groups have E-V13 in some percentage, although it was a "native" lineage in the Italic tribes since it was present in their ethnogenesis.