Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "" video.

  1. 'Inbreeding in Pakistan'. What about Inbreeding in Bradford? Let's look at the statistics.
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  2. The problem is not usually caused by a cousin-cousin marriage occurring ONCE, but great problems usually arise when this happens generation after generation. Then the children can be super-closely related - even more closely related than average siblings. The disabilities suffered by many of these children are very severe, requiring extensive - and very expensive - lifelong treatment, paid for by the British taxpayer. There is also the effect of a one-off cousin-cousin marriage which tends to lower the IQ of the children by a measurable amount. Iceland, which has a population of about 350,000, has recognised the potential problem of closely related people having children together. To try to prevent this, they have developed an app to have on one's phone to show one's genealogy back for a number of generations, so that two people meeting for the first time can decide whether they will only be having coffee and lunch together, ot whether their relationship may progress to something else.
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  3. The thing is: if a recognisable group of immigrants practise a custom which is intolerable to their host society, and they are deported BECAUSE OF THIS PRACTICE, it is dishonest to say that they are being deported because of the way they look or for some other reason - *racism*! But this will undoubtedly be said. The difference with the Jews in Nazi Germany is that what the Nazis were saying was not true. It WAS racism in that case.
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