Since both models of human evolution out of Africa hold that only African people SPECIFICALLY ORIGINATED from non-human ape-like progenitors, both models are racist.
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NotMe: Actually I think that's what he believes. He's implying because the Africans evolved first they are less evolved than other races, whatever that means.
Needless to say, this man has no grasp of the concept of evolution whatsoever.
Dear John, (Yupp, I'm about to break his heart.)
Sorry to burst your bubble but we are all of African ancestry. Try not to cry too much as this information sinks in.
In fact, none of the modern Europeans descends from the Nearthentals. And man, the nearthentals disappeared in nowadays Alicante(Spain), in 100,000 BC. Following your theory, the racism is against Europeans.
This dumb fuck has been reading way too many of those "Truth for Youth" net comics. For those who don't know, they're basically colored Chick Tracts posted on the net.
This fundie's personal brand of stupidity can be found here:
http://www.truthforyouth.com/NEW%20Comics/sm/index.htm
whites, asians, native americans and all the rest of humanity evolved from apes too, or more specifically, homo sapiens.
ok i can play this game too,i am white,africans and other dark skinned people evolved from ape like creatures,and us white people evolved from the africans,tho slightly
so yes,white people could be considered more evolved that the blacks when you think about the pigments in our skin becoming lighter over time due to being,BUT the only thing we evolved was whiter skin since we didnt need all that pigment to protect us from the sun.
its not racist,its natrual selection due to a separated poulation and different circumstances to better suit the location
but other than that........we are the fucking same you dumbfuck.now it is possible to say perhaps our black skinned brothers are really the evolved ones since they can take all that sun better than we do.the differences are very minor,we are still really the same.now let me ask you guys this,is this racist when you really think about it?hell fucking no,it would be racist if the dark skinned were called homo apeus homo inferior and whiter were homo superior,but thats not how it is
and correct me if i am wrong,eskimos also adapted/minorly to fit their little ares of cold,shorter and stockier to handle the cold better,but again we are all the same fucking species,just a bit different
ps its been a while so some points may not be quite right in my wording,or a may be a little off,im still half asleep,but do you guys understand what i am getting at?
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i left out a part,damned edit
the one line should have been
o yes,white people could be considered more evolved that the blacks when you think about the pigments in our skin becoming lighter over time due to beingin areas with less sun,so the pigment wasnt needed as much,and lost its usefulness
I think J. Crawford just doesn't want to consider the fact that some of his ancestors may have been black.
The way that he twists "the first of our species were in Africa" to "only Africans descended from apes" is just idiotic.
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Just to add to that, the pigment (melanin) wasn't just lost in white people because it wasn't needed any more. While higher levels of melanin (such as in black people) protect people from skin cancer, they also hinder the skin's ability to produce vitamin D in response to exposure to sunlight - so in colder climates, where there was less sunlight, humans would have had to evolve lighter skin to allow this process to work more easily, so we didn't all have vitamin D deficiencies.
Er, no, john.
The models for human evolution hold that ALL modern people, African and otherwise, originated from non-human ape-like progenitors.
Antrhopologists do not claim, despite your desire for them to do so, that Africans descended from apes and white folks descended from gods on high.
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