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For those not in the know, Cassi has a habit of admitting something while tacking on something else that makes no sense. For example, he suggested in the past that Negroid features are relatively new:
quote:Negroids are a recent mutation, and Caucasoid predate Negroes in egypt by more than 10k years...
However he simultaneously seems to suggest that "Negroid" features are not only old, but archaic and a feature that was they shared with monkeys. Let's look at the evidence:
quote:Originally posted by cassiterides: posted 08 February, 2012 07:08 PM
QUOTE: ".. Negroids in contrast look very primitive in morphology.
Examples of typical Negroids with very primitive or bestial bone structure -"
and so on..
More racism against black women.. Originally posted by Cassiterides: posted 09 February, 2012 02:12 PM
QUOTE: "Its a feature of apes, and only really most pronounced in Negroids."
quote:Originally posted by cassiterides:
quote:Originally posted by Oshun: It is the antithesis of masculinity. A man's is flat, a feminine butt has more tone and lots more volume.
Large buttocks are features of lower primates. People attracted to them are perverts probably who like beastiality.[/qb]
quote:Originally posted by Anglo_Pyramidologist:
quote:This doesnt matter. African hominids even before they were even AMH HAD these traits without having to adapt and return from EURASIA.
All archaic Hominids had those general traits (with minor differences such as dental), not just archaics from Africa. Only Caucasoids however evolved from this primitive Pleistocene morphology. Do you understand?
You would think the last quote would suggest that Caucasoids are the most recent mutation?
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Thule/Anglo/Cassiterides are a team. That's why they can't get their story straight.
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May explain why Cassi is otherwise unemployed. He may get paid to give bullsh!t theories too...
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