The history of eugenics

[Mike_Yates]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eX5T68TQIo

These kinds of things are still happening today.

Sterilants and slow-kill viruses are being put in vaccines and in the water.

The clumsy and genetically unfit are slowly and systematically being sterilized and exterminated.

Why do you think there is so much cancer and disease in the United States?

You don't think that isn't being done intentionally to eliminate undesirable populations of people such as the poor and feeble-minded?

 

[warrior queen]

And yet, despite the fact that 'these kinds of things are still happening today', you somehow slipped through.

 

[Mike_Yates]

And yet, despite the fact that 'these kinds of things are still happening today', you somehow slipped through.

I don't think I've slipped through, I'm sure that I've been infected with tons of slow-kill viruses that were put inside the vaccines I took many many years ago.

The powers that be closely look over your medical records, school records, family, income, history of employment, and determine which vaccine you get.

The EXACT same kinds of people responsible for slaughtering countless millions of Africans and aboriginals in the name of genetic purity hundreds of years ago, are still doing that same thing today, in a very candid and incognito sort of way.

The eugenics gods are still playing god with humanity.

But they've strayed away from outright murder and have moved towards the mass sterilization of undesired populations of people in order to terminate their bloodline and prevent them from passing their defective genes onto another generation.

Heatlh and Human Services is offering free abortions to welfare recipients. I'm sure that free voluntary sterilizations are next.

I say that "they" should aggressively go after special education placements and anyone with an IQ below a certain number.

 

[semen4her]

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[Loring2]

And yet, despite the fact that 'these kinds of things are still happening today', you somehow slipped through.

Bravo ! Bravo ! et Bravissimo !

 

[warrior queen]

I don't think I've slipped through, I'm sure that I've been infected with tons of slow-kill viruses that were put inside the vaccines I took many many years ago.

The powers that be closely look over your medical records, school records, family, income, history of employment, and determine which vaccine you get.

The EXACT same kinds of people responsible for slaughtering countless millions of Africans and aboriginals in the name of genetic purity hundreds of years ago, are still doing that same thing today, in a very candid and incognito sort of way.

The eugenics gods are still playing god with humanity.

But they've strayed away from outright murder and have moved towards the mass sterilization of undesired populations of people in order to terminate their bloodline and prevent them from passing their defective genes onto another generation.

Heatlh and Human Services is offering free abortions to welfare recipients. I'm sure that free voluntary sterilizations are next.

I say that "they" should aggressively go after special education placements and anyone with an IQ below a certain number.

You need to get with the program.... Viruses in vaccinations are old school.
These days you get microbots and chips.

 

[cum2ut]

Genetics is genectics. I've known some incredibly smart people, who have had some of the stupidest kids, & vice versa. One of my neighbors never graduated high school. His oldest daughter is on the honor roll & takes all kinds of college courses. She'll have both a high school diploma & an associates degree this summer. However, her younger sister, struggles in school, barely making C grades. But they both started out bright intellegent kids.....one just was a little brighter than the other. You can't really predict who will be smart & who won't.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

In addition to being both an anti-Semite and a pedophile, John Maynard Keynes, whose work popularized government-directed planning, was an endorser of eugenics and the centralized control of the world's population. According to classical liberal historian Ralph Raico:

The state, according to Keynes, will even decide on the optimal level of population. Regarding eugenics, Keynes at times gave the appearance of indecision: "the time may arrive a little later when the community as a whole must pay attention to the innate quality as well as to the mere numbers of its future members."

Shortly before his death, Keynes would call eugenics "the most important and significant branch of sociology." Additionally, he served on the governing council of the Eugenics Society from 1937 to 1944. Needless to say, his fascination with central planning went far beyond the "socialization of investment."

Despite clothing itself in the garb of egalitarianism and tolerance, the progressive movement, which draws much of its influence from Keynes, has a nasty history of fostering the perfect society through government dictum. As Austrian economist Larry White points out in his new book The Clash of Economic Ideas:

Many of the Progressive economists favored alcohol and drug prohibition, and even eugenics (immigration barriers against and sterilization of "inferior races" to prevent "race suicide"), as scientific means to social betterment.

Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2012..._and_totalitarian_eugenics.html#ixzz1u5ZjNKFd

 

[Mike_Yates]

Genetics is genectics. I've known some incredibly smart people, who have had some of the stupidest kids, & vice versa. One of my neighbors never graduated high school. His oldest daughter is on the honor roll & takes all kinds of college courses. She'll have both a high school diploma & an associates degree this summer. However, her younger sister, struggles in school, barely making C grades. But they both started out bright intellegent kids.....one just was a little brighter than the other. You can't really predict who will be smart & who won't.

I graduated HS with a 3.6 GPA, but college-level coursework is infinitely more advanced that high school and could be too difficult for me.

 

[Byron In Exile]

I graduated HS with a 3.6 GPA but college-level coursework is infinitely more advanced that high school and could be too difficult for me.

And yet you are unable to form a coherent sentence.

 

[Mike_Yates]

College level math, english, science, history, social studies, etc...

You're in for a challenge!

 

[Byron In Exile]

College level math, english, science, history, social studies, etc...

You're in for a challenge!

I think not.

 

[Mike_Yates]

I haven't taken the SAT or ACT so college admission isn't possible until I do.

I've taken sample tests online and failed them miserably.