Silicon Investor - Will Mitt Romney Be Our Most Inbred President Yet?

[orthorodentialistica] Tee hee, another denialist who never studied basic population genetics. Is that ...

orthorodentialistica — 4/30/2012 10:01:51 AM

Tee hee, another denialist who never studied basic population genetics. Is that all you got? The war on science marches on, marches on its malformed brain, that is.

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orthorodentialistica — 4/30/2012 9:54:27 AM

[orthorodentialistica] So you are saying that publishing the results of genetic screening would be to M...

orthorodentialistica — 4/30/2012 9:51:46 AM

So you are saying that publishing the results of genetic screening would be to Mitt's advantage. Good.

But, parroting my previous word use again? Good of you to confirm your flatliner status, you must be one of those inbred SI Scientologists as well.

[jlallen] LOL!! You are such a weenie.......and so FOS.

jlallen — 4/30/2012 6:55:06 AM

[jlallen] "Brian Schweitzer, the Democratic governor of Montana, remarked that Romney was ...

jlallen — 4/30/2012 6:54:21 AM

"Brian Schweitzer, the Democratic governor of Montana, remarked that Romney was unlikely to appeal to women because his father was “born on a polygamy commune.” Eighty-six percent of women, noted Governor Schweitzer with a keenly forensic demographic eye, are “not great fans of polygamy.” You can understand the 86 percent’s ickiness at the whole freaky-weirdy idea of a president descended from someone who had multiple wives. Eww.

Just for the record, Romney’s father was not a polygamist; Romney’s grandfather was not a polygamist; his great-grandfather was a polygamist. Miles Park Romney died in 1904, so one can see why this would weigh heavy on 86 percent of female voters 108 years later.

Meanwhile, back in the female-friendly party, Obama’s father was a polygamist; his grandfather was a polygamist; and his great-grandfather was a polygamist who had one more wife (five in total) than Romney’s great-grandfather. It seems President Obama is the first male in his line not to be a polygamist. So, given the “gender gap,” maybe those 86 percent of American women are way cooler with polygamy than Governor Schweitzer thinks. Maybe these liberal chicks really dig it." ------- Mark Steyn

[orthorodentialistica] Meet the relatives, including an interesting divergence of opinions on border em...

orthorodentialistica — 4/28/2012 1:11:59 PM

Meet the relatives, including an interesting divergence of opinions on border emigration.

cnn.com

[orthorodentialistica] Uh huh, and if pigs flew they would sit in first class ;-) Don't get me started...

orthorodentialistica — 4/25/2012 11:59:22 PM

Uh huh, and if pigs flew they would sit in first class ;-)

Don't get me started on chickenhawks, they owe me and some friends I lost as well as some I still know for doing what they were afraid to do. Nuff said, I really don't want to discuss it.

[orthorodentialistica] Sure, I enjoy the University of Utah page in particular - talk about making lemo...

orthorodentialistica — 4/25/2012 11:54:31 PM

Sure, I enjoy the University of Utah page in particular - talk about making lemonade when all you have are lemons 8-D

Such gross misunderstandings of human genetics are certainly common, the notion that concentrating breeding to a small group of the "right" people benefits offspring is such a wonderful example of of misdirected fertility worship superstitions combined with being really, really, really completely freaking wrong.

The Spanish Hapsburgs, the 6 fingered Amish of western Pennsylvania, the list goes on and on. The Mormons have them all beat.

I was only mildly surprised to learn of the history of treachery and murder that accompanied Mormon settlement in the western U.S. Don't mistake these folks for Quakers, there's nothing redeeming in their history, nor anything peace like. The best description that I came up with long ago is that Mormonism was rather like the 19th century version of Scientology, a comparison I have since seen many others use :-)

Of course, now, I fully expect to have offended all the SI Scientologists. As it turns out, I have been an always skeptical student and historian of what I regard as the most outrageous confidence scheme of the second half of the 20th century. The way Scientology's founder L. Ron Hubbard more or less continuously laughed in the faces of the believers he drew while emptying their pockets was just too much to believe, most especially given that the con is still running.

[PartyTime] Actually, had Romney gone to Vietnam he would have worn a magic garment. Whenev...

PartyTime — 4/25/2012 11:31:23 PM

Actually, had Romney gone to Vietnam he would have worn a magic garment. Whenever Mormons went into a field of battle the religion stipulates they must wear a special undergarment under the uniform.

[SiouxPal] I just did not know that. Thanks for your DD!

SiouxPal — 4/25/2012 10:24:05 PM

[orthorodentialistica] Mitt's daddy George was spawned in a Mexican Mormon community that moved there f...

orthorodentialistica — 4/25/2012 11:09:09 AM

Mitt's daddy George was spawned in a Mexican Mormon community that moved there from the U.S. so they could piss in their own gene pool unhampered.

Does this make Mitt one of America's most well known anchor babies? How many tails or extra sets of genitals are hiding under his magic underwear? The electorate deserves to know. Romney should publish the results of genetic screening for the many diseases common to his background, otherwise we will know that he is damaged goods.