Comments by "Arnold Hubbert" (@arnoldhubbert6779) on "Does My Chinese Family Have Caucasian Ancestors? | On The Red Dot: Family Mysteries | Full Episode" video.

so called "euroasian" features present in his family are just south east asian features, common among people with no European ancestry.
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There are no dna connections between south asians and caucasians. straight hair, thin lips, and round eyes are not exclusive to caucasians.
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In Finland there a Sami people who have some inuit or siberian dna markers. Any asian that shows "Finnish" just means they're related to the same asian ancestors.
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if asians show "Finnish" dna (usually just a couple percetage) it's actually a result of just being related to the same asian ancestors. Many Finnish people have a little siberian asian ancestry, so it just means you might be related to the same asian ancestors.
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@Iflie Frisian ancestry does not show Finnish. Finns aren't Scandinavian and were never Vikings. And again, you don't have Finnish ancestry anyway. You're just descended from other Asians who might be distantly related to the Sami (or Lapp) people living in Finland some of whom also have small amounts of Siberian ancestry. Btw, I'm mostly Scandinavian and my wife is largely Dutch/Frisian/German. Neither of us have any Finnish dna.
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@Iflie I didn't say the Frisians didn't have a connection (though it is pretty minimal). I said the Finns didn't have a connection to either the Vikings or the Frisians and weren't Scandinavian. There may have been a few "Vikings" in the area we know as Finland, but they would have been Norse (Scandinavian) and not ethnic Finns and also, would have gone Viking eastward and into Russia, not west. I also don't believe there's any Finnish dna in the Netherlands. So, like I said, you're "Finnish" dna is just due to Sami people living in Finland who have some asian dna. You likely don't have any Finnish ancestor.
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@Iflie Again, Swedish Vikings didn't go west and there were no Finnish Vikings. Why does Finnish dna also show up in some Japanese or Chinese people without any south asian (Indonesian, etc.) or any other possible European ancestry? You're missing an important logical point. IF it were true that some Asians had actual Finnish ancestry as a result of a supposed connection to the Norse (Scandinavians/Swedes), that connection would be so minimal that you would have to have a lot of actual Scandinavian dna first, in order to show even the smallest amount of Finnish dna. I'm mostly Scandinavian (Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish and some English) and I have NO Finnish dna. So, if a typical Viking had even a little Finnish dna, if you were descended from him, you would still show a lot more Scandinavian, long before you would have retained any Finnish. So again, it's impossible to have Finnish dna through some supposed 'Viking" connection, without also having a lot more of Scandinavian first. The only way for an asian to show Finnish (and in reality, likely not Finnish but Sami, who also live in Finland (especially so little) is by being descended from distantly related common asain ancestors. And again, I've never heard Dutch containing any Finnish dna, though it's common to have Scandinavian (like I mentioned, my largely Dutch and German wife has a significant amount of Norwegian and Swedish but NO Finnish). Let's figure this out. Do you have ANY Scandinavian dna? Better yet, what are all your dna percentages? If you don't have any Scandinavian, there's no way you would have any actual Finnish, even in miniscule amounts, from "Viking" (or Dutch) ancestors. Not 1 in a million chance. More like 0 in a million.
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@Iflie "That would assume DNA had to include certain things to have others. It doesn't work like that." Even if you were Finnish it's extremely rare to have 100% Finnish dna without having some Scandinavian too. So, the chances of your having Finnish and no Scandinavian too, especially in the way you're claiming (through Frisian Vikings), there's no way you're actually of Finnish descent. It's literally impossible. Btw, why are you so determined to try and believe in the impossible rather than the extremely likely (and biologically proven and accepted, of common descent from asian ancestors)? Again, besides my wife, I've never heard of the Dutch having any Finnish dna. However, let's assume some Dutch have 2% Finnish. You'd have to be pretty much 100% Dutch for any amount of Finnish to even register. How much Dutch dna do you have? On the other hand, if you have a significant amount of Baltic dna, then it is possible to have Finnish ancestry through them, without having Scandinavian dna. However, there are different kinds of Finns. If you have "Finnish" dna through baltic or eastern European it would be through eastern or Karelian Finn, which is more asian and less European, rather than western Scandinavian/Viking connected Finn (especially with no Scandinavian dna).
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You're NOT Finnish. It's because the Sami in Finland have some inuit or Siberian dna markers. Any Asian with "Finnish" dna just means you're related to the Siberian or Inuit. You're not Caucasian.
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@terryparker1694 True, but misinterpretations of DNA results do. They don't have "Finnish" ancestry. Often, east Asians will show an extremely small percentage of Finnish. It's due to the fact that Finnish people will also contain a small amount of Asian ancestry as a result of the Sami or Lapp people. All it means is that some Asians will be related to the Asian ancestry sometimes found in some Finnish people.
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@terryparker1694 True, but misinterpretations of DNA results do. Did you not even read my comment?
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@terryparker1694 It doesn't matter how many times it's been run. The results aren't what I'm contending. It's the interpretation, which is incorrect. An Asian showing a percent or two of "Finnish" DNA DOES NOT have Finnish ancestry. They're just related to other asians who are related to some Finns who also have some asian DNA. You sound like a European wannabe Asian, like the people on this video, who so desperately wants to have some kind of a connection to Europeans, no matter how insignificant (or in this case, untrue) that you're in denial about science, history, and common sense.
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They don't have "Finnish" ancestry. Often, east Asians will show an extremely small percentage of Finnish. It's due to the fact that Finnish people will also contain a small amount of Asian ancestry as a result of the Sami or Lapp people. All it means is that some Asians will be related to the Asian ancestry sometimes found in some Finnish people.
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