Beware if you think that you are going to move to hilo, hawaii and live happily ever after (stations, park)

[Nyfinestbxtf]

My post wasn’t meant to be offensive to the residents of Hilo or those who are the offspring of the same blood line. I made an observation and was just asking. Incest is something not isolated to one place or area. In fact incest is throughout the entire world. I am in no way demeaning and area or place. There is no reason for anyone to have taken offense and there is no reason for me asking a question. Incest is something that happens and can be more common in tighter knit communities. Like I stated, incest is common in Hasidic communities. And yes, the affects of incest is very apparent. It doesn’t take a specialist in genetics to observe the effects.

[Plantastic]

Originally Posted by Open-D

He didn't make a conclusion, he merely opined that they appeared to be the product of inbreeding, something he has experience seeing. I think we've all been to areas where some of the people have that "look".

Further he just asked if inbreeding was common in Puna.

Perhaps you could dismount your mighty "high horse" and answer his question, if you have any idea.

Get for real...

[whtviper1]

Originally Posted by Plantastic

What are the "obvious traits" of inbreeds?

How is it even possible to make these conclusions without genetic testing?

There are many physical traits.

https://www.ranker.com/list/genetic-...st/laura-allan

[Open-D]

Originally Posted by Plantastic

Get for real...

Already there, bucko.

[Nyfinestbxtf]

Originally Posted by Plantastic

Get for real...

You’re too sensitive. It’s just a question. It’s apparent you need to get real.

[Plantastic]

Originally Posted by whtviper1

There are many physical traits.

https://www.ranker.com/list/genetic-...st/laura-allan

So, reading your link, I got the conclusion that those abnormalities MAY have a higher likelihood of expression due to recessive gene expression as a result of inbreeding.

However, I would venture to guess that most people born with a cleft palate, scoliosis, immune disorders, etc., don't have those expressions due to inbreeding.

I just thought it was weird that watching people that don't look like yourself, would cause one to think about inbreeding.



Also, did that Open-D person really call me bucko? HAHAHAHAHA! That kind of limited vocabulary may be the result of inbreeding...

[Open-D]

Originally Posted by Plantastic

So, reading your link, I got the conclusion that those abnormalities MAY have a higher likelihood of expression due to recessive gene expression as a result of inbreeding.

However, I would venture to guess that most people born with a cleft palate, scoliosis, immune disorders, etc., don't have those expressions due to inbreeding.

I just thought it was weird that watching people that don't look like yourself, would cause one to think about inbreeding.



Also, did that Open-D person really call me bucko? HAHAHAHAHA! That kind of limited vocabulary may be the result of inbreeding...

Look who is drawing conclusions unwarranted by any facts in evidence. That, should there be any doubt, is you, bucko.

The effects of inbreeding are well known, and in the vast majority of cases, adverse.

Have a lovely day.

[Open-D]

Originally Posted by Nyfinestbxtf

You’re too sensitive. It’s just a question. It’s apparent you need to get real.

Or, as bucko said, "get for real" whatever the hell that butchered phrase means or where it came from. Perhaps a conjugation of:

Get Real

and

Are you for real

In any case, it is meaningless.

[Nyfinestbxtf]

Originally Posted by Plantastic

So, reading your link, I got the conclusion that those abnormalities MAY have a higher likelihood of expression due to recessive gene expression as a result of inbreeding.

However, I would venture to guess that most people born with a cleft palate, scoliosis, immune disorders, etc., don't have those expressions due to inbreeding.

I just thought it was weird that watching people that don't look like yourself, would cause one to think about inbreeding.



Also, did that Open-D person really call me bucko? HAHAHAHAHA! That kind of limited vocabulary may be the result of inbreeding...

That is not what it is, that people who don’t look like myself. Geez!

[Open-D]

Originally Posted by Nyfinestbxtf

That is not what it is, that people who don’t look like myself. Geez!

His comments dripped with the taint of a small-mind.