can you justify your evolution-based ethic?

ivy league star of the harvard football team

**biracial people are only 3% of the population** (in the US) **why should i care?**

no its a moral preference

you cant justify any ethic objectively

I agree

my moral preference is for humans to become as great as possible via evolution

@fuguer ANSWER <:smugooze:398100987866251265>

free of artificial distortions in our natural selection

so why is your position any more legitimate than someone who condemns miscegenation categorically?

Is Murdoch Murdoch <:fbi:418878655822036994> ?

What's great

3% of the population, 72% of bad tv commercials 😄

lol

Also, new MM.

6%

Excluding Hispanics

@fuguer Natural selection is currently selecting for low IQ people & religious people

@fuguer when ling ling brings home jamal... you fine ?<:smugooze:398100987866251265>

answer is... in theory if my kids married a high iq african with flawless behavioral genetics, and in every other way i wouldnt mind. in practice thats almost impossible and even if they did, jews have created a system of racial animus that pits blacks and whites against each other

**latino =/= biracial**

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its a matter of statistics though

LMAO

B L A C K E D

THE MEMES

OH GOD THE MEMES

Ok that's fuged up

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but you haven't justified why this preference is more legitimate than one against miscegenation?

obviously i dont want my kids marrying blacks

muh jq

just said other wise

or being gay

Why not

no i posed a hypothetic case where i wouldnt object but said it was basically impossible to occur

What if they were highly intelligent, and gay

similar to how an egg could spontaneously unbreak itself, but it won't happen due to entropy

<:kraut:389881471881576448> im on a roll here 2 days of trolling the duck has lead to him to acept his daughter getting blacked

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you realize according to physics theres no reason coffee and cream can't unmix, or an egg can't spontaneously unbreak itself