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Probably the author should read this too: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3831890-eugenics-and-the-welfare-state

Eugenics has an interesting history. It is perhaps the most widely used technology (selective abortions) and personal practice (mate selection) that has the utter disapproval of the media elites.

Yes, but in the literature it's called dysgenics. Read this: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3561268-dysgenics http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=47FCB4F0CD9D1D012A182C7DD3945E0E&open=0

@Abd

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>ye oliver hates trans people

No evidence presented; this is not only false, but exposes this Emblyn person is insane.

Might as well claim I hate Buddhists or people with long finger-nails. Make BS up as you go along.

I recommend the book The Ancient History of the Near East. https://www.amazon.com/History-Ancient-Near-East-3000/dp/1405149116

Many cultures have been wiped out or assimilated over the millennia.

As an example of modern assimilation, my family. My father moved here, to the US, following the Iran-Iraq War. He was Muslim (Shia), Persian-speaking, and traditional. Now? He's Christian, English-speaking (entirely, because Persian is rare), and liberal compared to his old, right-winged self. I was raised with English as my primary language, with American culture before Iranian culture, etc.

We are assimilated. My blood may be Iranian, but we are Americans.