would you have children with someone of another race?

[rhiannon]

We should enact laws though, specially to keep the non-Europeans by blood out of Europe.

Sorry, I disagree with these sorts of laws. It is unrealistic to think people are going to abide by them anyway, because most people are going to follow their hearts. Nevertheless, most are going to pair with partners who share similar culture, ancestry, and values

I think there is nothing to fear at this point in time.

[The Lawspeaker]

I think that such laws are rubbish: it's big government prying into ones family life and I am completely against that. ("the government ends where the front door begins") Take away the immigrants and you will have solved 90 percent of all cases. For the remaining ten percent: I suppose the white race is more then strong enough to cope.

Then you don't need a police state, ridiculous laws and normal life can resume. Most people will marry their own anyway so..

[rhiannon]

What are the reasons I might think? Believe me, I don't think you do it out of preservation.

Actually, you are mistaken. I wanted to continue to keep my family bloodline fairly close to Celto-Germanic as a rule, and knew that I had little to worry about in the first place because I'm not generally attracted to men with exotic ancestries. My family are already mixed enough as far as there being on the order of eight nations in my family tree.....but the good thing about these nations is that they're all in close proximity with one another....so there actually is a certain level of homogeneity....just not like you find with people like Civis who is 100% Dutch or Hevneren, who is 100% Norwegian. I had to settle for being 100% Celto-Germanic

Not so sure cousins marrying is considered inbreeding. It was common with European royalty, Jews and wealthy families in the Northeastern United States.

I disagree. Consider diseases that are carried recessively such as cystic fibrosis, for example.

In ancient Egypt, siblings would marry. That is inbreeding.

Yuk

[The Alchemist]

Nature made us perfect, cause it's proved that all human beings are naturally (and sexually) attracted by their similars, to hand down our own genes to our childrens. I read of many studies about it. So, don't worry about it, most people still want a partner who looks similar to him.

[TheBorrebyViking]

Sorry, I disagree with these sorts of laws. It is unrealistic to think people are going to abide by them anyway, because most people are going to follow their hearts. Nevertheless, most are going to pair with partners who share similar culture, ancestry, and values

I think there is nothing to fear at this point in time.

If we make it so we don't have non-Europeans by blood in Europe, than no one can marry them

I think that such laws are rubbish: it's big government prying into ones family life and I am completely against that. ("the government ends where the front door begins") Take away the immigrants and you will have solved 90 percent of all cases. For the remaining ten percent: I suppose the white race is more then strong enough to cope.

Then you don't need a police state, ridiculous laws and normal life can resume. Most people will marry their own anyway so..

[Aces High]

Of course....anything will do.

Order her today.......www.realdoll.com

Because thats the only way you are ever gonna get laid......unless Burke and Hare are still in business.

[Siberyak]

Order her today.......www.realdoll.com

Because thats the only way you are ever gonna get laid......unless Burke and Hare are still in business.

How can he find someone outside of his parents basement ?

[rhiannon]

If we make it so we don't have non-Europeans by blood in Europe, than no one can marry them

That, dear sir, is a wholly separate issue, lol

[Beorn]

Agree with her Inbreeding is a risk if no one ever brings novel genes into the gene pool.

You were backing Lewontin's fallacy the other day.
Now you back the risk of inbreeding?

[rhiannon]

You were backing Lewontin's fallacy the other day.
Now you back the risk of inbreeding?

Said it was a risk. That is all.

Have no idea what this fallacy you're referring to is...so forgive me for I will have to look that one up I will check out your link, in fact...