Actual Importance of Haplogroups

[bradjenkins]

Haplogroups are absolutely not at all useful as you still don't know anything about the person...

[Congolese Rice]

My yDNA haplogroup is R1b1a1a2a1a2c1

and my mtDNA is L1'2'3'4'5'6


i dare yall to guess where both sides of my family are predominantly from

[Livin]

Both haplos and autosomal are useful and important!

People who reject their Ydna,they feeling shame for their ancestry.

[Congolese Rice]

Both haplos and autosomal are useful and important!

People who reject their Ydna,they feeling shame for their ancestry.

idk if yDNA has much to do with ancestry, but yeah it shows where ur family originated.


my mtDNA haplogroup is 170.000-200.000 thousand years old, and it either originated in North Africa, East Africa, or Central Africa.

[Livin]

idk if yDNA has much to do with ancestry, but yeah it shows where ur family originated.


my mtDNA haplogroup is 170.000-200.000 thousand years old, and it either originated in North Africa, East Africa, or Central Africa.

Who cares about mtDna rofl.

[Dick]

Y haplo is the most important part of a male’s DNA. Anyone that says otherwise is an sjw leftard that believes in 123 genders

[Nazarene]

Y haplo is the most important part of a male’s DNA. Anyone that says otherwise is an sjw leftard that believes in 123 genders

BASED

[Mr. Anybody]

Who cares about mtDna rofl.

ignorance detected.warning

[Livin]

ignorance detected.warning

You care about who’s fucked your mother and grandmother rofl....I don’t give a shit tbh.

[Longbowman]

People who value ydna but not mtdna - bizarre, illogical. 'But I can't pass down my mtdna' OK but you can only pass your ydna down to men, do women not count? For women wouldn't mtdna be just as/even more important because not only do they pass it down, they pass it down to children of both genders?

People who think ydna is very important (mostly owders or off-germanics with an interesting ydna, and/or rethel) please explain how white English people with ydna A should identify: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2590664/