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Originally Posted by MMM
Yes, her son was born underweight.
The comparison of race with dogs is not misplaced in any way. Dog breeders want pure-bred dogs, but some of those breeds are essentially inbred and the DNA purity also essentially guarantees certain diseases or other negative traits will be continued generation to generation.
I think it is fair to make this comparison to humans, as we are no more or less complicated DNA-wise with canines, and although I have never heard of any negatives with racial "purity" in humans, but I suspect humans around the world are nearly as "racially pure" as they like to think.
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I suppose the saying "Fit as a mule" makes a lot of sense!
Uh oh, now I'm comparing kids to mules.
I'd like to see a study that compares patterns in health between "racially pure" individuals with "mixed-race" individuals.