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From your link:
"but researchers have cautioned that the absolute risk is low."
"Marriage between blood relatives is common within the large Pakistani community based in Bradford with about 37 per cent of Pakistani marriages being between first cousins, according to the study.
These account for nearly a third – 31 per cent – of birth anomalies in babies of Pakistani origin.
Researchers caution that the absolute risk of birth defects is small – between 3 and 6 per cent.
“Only a small minority of babies born to couples who are blood relatives or older mothers will develop a congenital anomaly,” lead author Eamonn Sheridan from the University of Leeds said."
It's NOT the big problem they make it out to be.
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Originally Posted by Guest
Well yes, maybe in the Appalachian Mountains or in San Francisco during the drug-induced 1960s.
Now if your parents were blood relatives and did illegal drugs, that's two strikes.
I pity the fool.
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NO...in the INNER CITIES...the minorities...THAT is where most of the inbreeding occurs. N!@@er boys f@cking their little sister. They don't know WHO their father is mom has so many men "cuming" in and out...so anyone can be related to anyone.
We really need to "nuke" the inner cities...remove "them" and rebuild. Otherwise there's no hope for our cities...they're already a minority majority.