Scientific Racism.

Black Lion · (#1 (**permalink**))

Scientific Racism.

When something that may prove to be of benifit to a particular race is withheld from the public or peoples of that race or isn't fully investigated.

Such incidences are experimentations with melanin, a substance nowfound in the tint of sunglasses and other such materials. (Should've patented it prehaps.lol) Also found in anti ageing products under -Melanin Bloc- and has probably been renamed to be honest.

Also the looking into of reincarnation or the formulation of human tissue as breathed in through the air by pregnant mothers. The composition of human tissue in the womb as made from particles in the air (something I don't know much of, haven't looked into it just heard about it).

Theblanketing of countries with important artifacts/historical sites...

Geanologyresearch in general... which also includes the covering of general reserchthat would otherwiseplace a peoples in historical texts (The Lumba peoples would be an example of this, research that should be broken and told to the people it conserns and yet isn't).... As well as the study of the genetic traits (DNA) of a peoples to further aid scientific causes.

Also studies into the effects of aging in other races.

General studies on the diffrence in body structure/hormones etc... biology, the study of genes falls under this I guess.

As well as other such things which are withheld from the general public as it would be benificial toother peoplesand might shatter given conseptions of people anddisturb theiving agendas. Also includesarchitechtual digs, the study of religions and beliefs and general intrusions into others cultural and collective property... the investigating of herbal remedies for example which are then stripped of the moleculesthat are assumed to benifit the research of this and that without the accreditation of its origin in anyway.

Scientific Racism. Itsin their labs.

ChubbiChix · (#2 (**permalink**))

In high school and in college, we were not taught about the scientific properties and benefits and melanin in biology, chemistry, physics or health class. For the most part, we were taught that melanin was a waste product of the body and serves no real useful function other then as protection from the sun. Of course this is not true but if blacks had this information, it would shatter white supremacy concepts and they are pretty comfortable with the status quo and don't want anything to knock them off their white pedestals even if it is scientific facts. Melanin is one thing blacks have an abundance of but whites lack so even though they might tan and try to look like us, they would never investigate or openly share information on it because it doesn't benefit them. A lot of black and white people I've spoken to actually see discussing the positive aspects of melanin as being reverse racism and black supremacy.

Backatya · (#3 (**permalink**))

ChubbiChix wrote:

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A lot of black and white people I've spoken to actually see discussing the positive aspects of melanin as being reverse racism and black supremacy.

Dah!...now why doesn't that surprise me?

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Saida.M · (#4 (**permalink**))

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Scientific Racism.

It's been there from time Rebel - these are the same people that tried to tell us we were animals/our bones were heavier/we cannot swim/ we'd run away from stuff due to 'fear' whereas they'd (whites) be 'courageous'. They'd carried out all sorts of 'experiments' to prove that and their otherhalf-baked theories.

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I've never ever believed in science to the degree that I'd believe that they are the last say in all things and never will.

Black Lion · (#5 (**permalink**))

[align=left]^Yeah. I was reading part of a book on DNA about a peoples in Africa who are genetically linked to the tribe of Judah it goes into things they've left out, things that scientists find taboo to research and write about....[/align]
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=...entific+racism

I can't find the actual book but its more along the lines of things they know and don't go into than distorting the truth like they used to. The books in the link are just books on stuff they blatantly lie about to further confuse their ownto promote a faulse supremecy.

For the most part, we were taught that melanin was a waste product of the body and serves no real useful function other then as protection from the sun.

Serves no real function other than protection from the sun... lol. Don't they love it. Did they really tell you that its a waste product though? Thats sad man.

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[align=left]Was an intresting book... don't wanna swap one version of scientifical racism for another but its intresting none the less.[/align]
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[align=left]Its not 'rasict' in that sence of the word but it gets a bit far fetched in my opinion.[/align]

umbrarchist · (#6 (**permalink**))

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Scientific Racism. Itsin their labs.

And why don't we have any labs?

Why don't we have our own system fro promoting interest in science among Black kids?

One of my sisters told me that a nun (probably White) told her that "science and religion don't mix." I started ignoring the nitwit nuns by third grade.

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Le Moor · (#7 (**permalink**))

Backatya wrote:

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ChubbiChix wrote:

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A lot of black and white people I've spoken to actually see discussing the positive aspects of melanin as being reverse racism and black supremacy.

Dah!...now why doesn't that surprise me?

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Why because again you will be proved wrong.

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Open your mind because depending on what those positive apsects were would depend on whether those beliefs were racist or not.

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Was that written coherently enough for you.?

Backatya · (#8 (**permalink**))

Le Moor wrote:

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Backatya wrote:

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ChubbiChix wrote:

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A lot of black and white people I've spoken to actually see discussing the positive aspects of melanin as being reverse racism and black supremacy.

Dah!...now why doesn't that surprise me?

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Why because again you will be proved wrong.

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Open your mind because depending on what those positive apsects were would depend on whether those beliefs were racist or not.

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Was that written coherently enough for you.?

Come now Le Moor, surely your peace of mind is not dependent on my making sense of the things you say?

Besides I wasn't implying that everything you say doesn't make sense to me. On the contrary there are times when you make perfect sense. It's just that there are some topics (probably heavier in nature) where what you say leaves me totally baffled. But as I said before it may not be you, it may be just my inability to comprehend you....believe it or not I amnot perfect....just almost...lol

Anyway, nothing wrong with not understanding each other, it happens that way sometimes that people speak on different plains. Doesn't mean I don't like you

. I am no racist so what's there not to like?

It's all cool bro niceone.gifOh and no, it didn't make sense to me confused3

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Le Moor · (#9 (**permalink**))

Backatya wrote:

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Le Moor wrote:

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Backatya wrote:

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ChubbiChix wrote:

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A lot of black and white people I've spoken to actually see discussing the positive aspects of melanin as being reverse racism and black supremacy.

Dah!...now why doesn't that surprise me?

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Why because again you will be proved wrong.

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Open your mind because depending on what those positive apsects were would depend on whether those beliefs were racist or not.

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Was that written coherently enough for you.?

Come now Le Moor, surely your peace of mind is not dependent on my making sense of the things you say?

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You're mistaken,

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