in short, haplogroups do not tell you genetic similarity, it tells you descent

Thank you for coming to my ted talk

Descent is indicative of genetic similarity lol

Anglos are the true Germans.

I understand it doesn't illustrate the full picture but it's still true

Also the highest proportions on that map are 10% lol

Does it mean 10% of the average person's DNA or 10% of the population or....

Like I said that was a secondary Germanic haplogroup not the main one

it's like you write it once

i mean

I'm sorry to be the one to tell you coping continentals, but Hitler was Anglo, and Jesus probably was as well.

I have written the same thing 10 times now

and still yuo apparentlyu don't get it

it's not genetic similarity

so it can't be % of

If I share descent with someone I share genetic similarity to them

no

There are degrees of shared ancestry but this is still true

danes are the true anglos

yes

the only anglos are in denmark

and teh only saxons in germany

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Yeah I never cared for the Anglo-Saxon label, it's misleading and elitist

And the only Germans are in England

Ok guys we have it sorted out

@Leaf english are Germanic retard and I can prove it

Do Danes get along with Germans?

No you can't

Are anglos also the real romans?

@Leaf yes I can

Ok here are a map of the three major germanic haplogroups

Even Celts are distantly Germanic. Anglos are mostly modern Germanic though. Same stock.

And here's a map of the main Celtic haplogroup

well, if "germanic" means any european population that speaks a germanic language, then england is germanic

Celts are closer to Germans than meds.

unless you are talking about some proto-germanic speaking group

ow 10,000 people or something