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You should had an option that said "I don't care." or "Who da **** cares."
I cant believe how many people that are hung up on race in this forum one way or another. Especially progressives for some ****ing reason.
I am a bonified, certified mutt. My clan and family took Gods commandment to go forth and procreate in earnest. I do mean with deadly earnest. Don't ask. The details shall we say are rather disconcerting to say the least.
My clan is or has been on every continent and is on every currently inhabited continent. Some of my kin are so black they are damn near blue. Others are like me more of a swarthy kind of white though we have plenty pasty white boys and girls amongst us. There are Asians and Indians of both kinds. My clan through blood relation encompass almost every so called ethnic or racial group from one degree or another, generally erring on the side of more. I call myself Caucasian because that happens to be the largest percentage of MY particular genes at about 30%, then it goes Indian (the native American kind, Apache Sioux and Cherokee amongst others), Indian as in east Indian, Black as African and American versions, somewhere along the line Japanese and Korean got mixed in measurable percentages then traces most everyone else. It's easier for the geneticist to figure out who our family didn't ****, which excludes only a handful of very isolated communities. We our clan is a geneticist wet dream, or waking nightmare depending on who's doing the describing.
Now that's the long way of describing pretty much every human clan on the planet from one degree or another, granted not near the degree as mine but none the less everybody is pretty much related in one way or another to everyone else. Or at the very least you are all, at in some shape or form related to me. Now isn't that a happy thought?
Bottom line we are ALL mutts, its simply a matter of degree.
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I don't quite go as far as you do but my father was Italian (came to the U.S. when he was 5 years old, my mother was born in the U.S. but of German parents and I was born and raised in Mexico.
That certainly is a mix to say the least. Nonetheless, I do believe you broke the mold.