In dogs

White man = most evolved, harshest climate pressures = most intelligent creatures survived.

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how many chemical reactions occur per day, per cubic meter

JF already debunked ***Darwin Devolves***

like a while ago

how many microorganisms there are

you have NO SENSE of the scale

just some intuition

Link? I missed that @Nerthulas

And I’m the one who asked him lol

To review

We must accept evolution, it makes us look really dim when we deny it.

Ok I have an idea guys. If you try to form a city based on being huwhite the feds will come down on you. But say you found a "german town". Its not about race it's about culture... you drink beer, wear lederhosen, celebrate octoberfest. Then all the blacks will keep out. Thoughts?

Who is denying evolution

Americans

everything was made how it was plan evolution cuckery has to stop

your mind cannot understand how many chemical combinations are tried via every living organism over billions of years

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@tienXtreme we already had that...

they did come

The Boers have done something similar in South Africa @tienXtreme

they came for the wealth

@tienXtreme I wondered that myself but I dunno

theres a lot of germantowns in the midwest

@tienXtreme all the cultural aspects that blacks hate, we will adopt lol

where muh missing link of humanity

grape drank and fried chicken are banned

What was the purpose of the field jackets issued to US troops during the Vietnam War? Surely, it would've been far too hot in Vietnam to wear something like that.

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@Nerthulas Relativity has to exist in a logical framework that is absolute

you could just do it and not say anything about it until you're strong enough to muscle the police if they make trouble

@Nerthulas but then the town can be like hey we only hire people that wear lederhosen

Bruh

@Weaboo Kempeitai to not get shot in planned battles

that's certainly not legal in the US...

The author of darwin devolves makes a good argument for why evolution falls short. It doesn't completely dismiss the theory, but says it is only applicable on short-term adaptations

and that organisms actually become less adaptable with time

@TheUserNameofPeace not absolute, just basic

foundational