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Langston wrote:When are you going to just step up and admit the truth instead of fabricating some other bullshit reason to avoid it?

Scoota McGee wrote:So... if we find any race is genetically predisposed to any condition... that's racism?

I believe blacks are genetically more prone to developing sickle cell anemia... I guess I'm a racist

Langston wrote:It's a fact that black people are genetically predisposed to have a lower tested IQ than white people.

Zanchief wrote:

Langston wrote:It's a fact that black people are genetically predisposed to have a lower tested IQ than white people.

No it's not.

Saying so makes you a racist. Not that you wouldn't be if you didn't. It's pretty clear your bigot either way.

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alezrik wrote:asians and jews have a higher iq than whites

alezrik wrote:asians and jews have a higher iq than whites

Zanchief wrote:

Scoota McGee wrote:So... if we find any race is genetically predisposed to any condition... that's racism?

I believe blacks are genetically more prone to developing sickle cell anemia... I guess I'm a racist

Saying black people are genetically predispoed to be stupider than white people is racist. That's as much fact as anything else people have claimed to be.