1 in 5 child deaths caused by incestrous parents - Pakistani’s biggest culprits

UrbanYeacher

London Borough Study - Numerous reports from the Telegraph, independent, metro etc all staying that 1 in 5 child deaths around London brough are caused by their parents being related. This is quit shocking and obviously a huge problem. Should certain communities be targeted to try and tackle this massive problem?


(As a new user I cannot add links bit a simple google search will show it very easil)

Kermit.de.frog

This thread relates to the capital of a foreign country. Perhaps you should point that out in the thread title?

Hotblack Desiato

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

This thread relates to the capital of a foreign country. Perhaps you should point that out in the thread title?

But that won't help stir up maximum outrage...

Ballso

Please don't criticise brown people, it's very upsetting

jam_mac_jam

Yes, it should be targeted and education provided to prevent this occurring.

looksee

The only information I could find was from a report in 2017 based on figures from 2008 to 2016 and stated specifically that they were as a result of consanguineous relationships, which is not the same as incest. The communities are in fact being targetted and efforts to impart information about genetics to both adults and as part of school curricula.

If there is anything more up to date, or is in fact about incest, maybe you could provide a link (break it).

The OP is presently writing a reply to got back a d Kermit that will trounce both posters questions!

osarusan

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

As a new user

:pac:

suicide_circus

youre doing a racism OP

its only permitted to notice positive things about other cultures.

I didn't feed that, I meant read.

Yurt2

looksee wrote: »

stated specifically that they were as a result of consanguineous relationships, which is not the same as incest

That's just a fancy way of saying having if off with your cousin really though isn't it?

CinemaGuy45

Yurt! wrote: »

That's just a fancy way of saying having if off with your cousin really though isn't it?

And we know nobody would do that in Ireland don't we.:D

Crock Rock

It should apply to everyone or no one.

Specifically targeting the Pakistani community is like Germany's Nuremberg Laws.

looksee

Yurt! wrote: »

That's just a fancy way of saying having if off with your cousin really though isn't it?

No, incest is a criminal offence relating to relationships between two people too closely related to legally marry. Consanguineous is a relationship with a second cousin or closer - that is still legal if not advisable.

Yurt2

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

And we know nobody would do that in Ireland don't we.:D

Looking at some of the fugly people we have, I'd say it was more common in Ireland a couple of generations back than we'd care to admit.


I've often wondered how the Icelandic people managed to avoid it being so isolated and homogeneous with a small population. Very good looking people and generally not thickos so they must've been able to trace family trees very well.

LessOutragePlz

My racism senses are tingling.

Ulysses Gaze

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

London Borough Study - Numerous reports from the Telegraph, independent, metro etc all staying that 1 in 5 child deaths around London brough are caused by their parents being related. This is quit shocking and obviously a huge problem. Should certain communities be targeted to try and tackle this massive problem?


(As a new user I cannot add links bit a simple google search will show it very easil)

Yurt2

looksee wrote: »

No, incest is a criminal offence relating to relationships between two people too closely related to legally marry. Consanguineous is a relationship with a second cousin or closer - that is still legal if not advisable.

As I said, a fancy word for doing the no pants dance with your cousin Mary.


There's the legal definition of incest (such as we have in Ireland, which excludes cousins) and then there is a more commonly accepted definition of it, which would I'd argue include cousins. In many states of the US(not all), marrying and having intercourse with one's cousin legally falls under incest.

CinemaGuy45

Bikerman2019

What ejit put up the flashy stuff. Won't help any epileptics reading....

CinemaGuy45

Bikerman2019 wrote: »

What ejit put up the flashy stuff. Won't help any epileptics reading....

I have removed the flashy stuff but this is a trolling thread from a rereg.

alastair

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

London Borough Study - Numerous reports from the Telegraph, independent, metro etc all staying that 1 in 5 child deaths around London brough are caused by their parents being related. This is quit shocking and obviously a huge problem. Should certain communities be targeted to try and tackle this massive problem?


(As a new user I cannot add links bit a simple google search will show it very easil)

Should spellcheckers be targeted at specific re-regs?

xzanti

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

London Borough Study - Numerous reports from the Telegraph, independent, metro etc all staying that 1 in 5 child deaths around London brough are caused by their parents being related. This is quit shocking and obviously a huge problem. Should certain communities be targeted to try and tackle this massive problem?


(As a new user I cannot add links bit a simple google search will show it very easil)

Well that's dark.

MakingMovies2

Another day, another racist post on boards.ie. This website is turning into an open air sewer. I reckon ops parents are more likely to be related than any Pakistani people.

Harika

As it's a troll thread, in short. While morally wrong, legally forbidden if brother and sister have a child in the first generation the risk to the child is lower than when the mother is smoking. Go outside of a maternity hospital in Ireland and count the smoking pregnant women...
What the article surely mentions is that when the community stays close together genetic defects get passed down more easily. That's why Malta has an app where you can check if your potential partner has some specific genetic defect.
Overall a known issue in loads of areas in Europe where the community stayed close together or married with each other, see royalties like the Habsburg.

UrbanYeacher

The reactions here seem to suggest people do not care about the children dying from this.
There is zero comparison between Ireland and Pakistan regarding offspring from related parents. Pakistani’s account for the majority of birth defects in the UK.
It’s a massive issue and people are calling hard cold facts “racist”.
Scary to see s people not giving a damn about children.

MakingMovies2

Harika wrote: »

As it's a troll thread, in short. While morally wrong, legally forbidden if brother and sister have a child in the first generation the risk to the child is lower than when the mother is smoking. Go outside of a maternity hospital in Ireland and count the smoking pregnant women...
What the article surely mentions is that when the community stays close together genetic defects get passed down more easily. That's why Malta has an app where you can check if your potential partner has some specific genetic defect.
Overall a known issue in loads of areas in Europe where the community stayed close together or married with each other, see royalties like the Habsburg.

Nope it's only a problem amongst brown people according to the boards.ie master race while they finish of the 3rd tube of Pringles of the day.

Harika

MakingMovies2 wrote: »

Nope it's only a problem amongst brown people according to the boards.ie master race while they finish of the 3rd tube of Pringles of the day.

Which flavour

MakingMovies2

Harika wrote: »

Which flavour

Probably bitterness and sexual frustration

Tony EH

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

The reactions here seem to suggest people do not care about the children dying from this.

The "reactions" to this are largely that you are a re-reg troll looking to stir up some shite, cos you've fuck all better to do with your time.

relax carry on

UrbanYeacher wrote: »

The reactions here seem to suggest people do not care about the children dying from this.
There is zero comparison between Ireland and Pakistan regarding offspring from related parents. Pakistani’s account for the majority of birth defects in the UK.
It’s a massive issue and people are calling hard cold facts “racist”.
Scary to see s people not giving a damn about children.

Honestly, the more interesting study should be what drives people like you to post stuff like this. What is it that drives people to troll in such a manner?

Charles Babbage

This is not fake news, but it is old news, since these articles appeared almost 3 years ago.
Can we expect a post from the OP in 2023 that thiere is a bad 'flu in China?

PCeeeee

Yurt! wrote: »

Looking at some of the fugly people we have, I'd say it was more common in Ireland a couple of generations back than we'd care to admit.


I've often wondered how the Icelandic people managed to avoid it being so isolated and homogeneous with a small population. Very good looking people and generally not thickos so they must've been able to trace family trees very well.

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/iceland/articles/iceland-is-so-small-theres-an-app-that-keeps-icelanders-from-dating-their-relatives/

Yurt2

PCeeeee wrote: »

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/iceland/articles/iceland-is-so-small-theres-an-app-that-keeps-icelanders-from-dating-their-relatives/

All well and good, but what happens if you bring a hottie home from the bar, you check the app just before business time and it turns out she's your cousin? Do you call her a cab? What do you do with the horn?

Harika

Yurt! wrote: »

All well and good, but what happens if you bring a hottie home from the bar, you check the app just before business time and it turns out she's your cousin? Do you call her a cab? What do you do with the horn?

Common sense tells you that this hot bird at the family reunion might be related to you. Also when the Taxi driver gave you the wink wink nodge nodge view on the way he actually gave you a hint that he is waiting downstairs to pick your cousin up.

Gynoid

Yurt! wrote: »

Looking at some of the fugly people we have, I'd say it was more common in Ireland a couple of generations back than we'd care to admit.


I've often wondered how the Icelandic people managed to avoid it being so isolated and homogeneous with a small population. Very good looking people and generally not thickos so they must've been able to trace family trees very well.

Mmmhmmm and if we are as fugly as you say how come those beautiful intelligent Icelanders had a heck of a lot of lovely Irish Mammies...

Wikipedia says - This evidence shows that the founder population of Iceland came from Ireland, Scotland, and Scandinavia: studies of mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosomes indicate that 62% of Icelanders' matrilineal ancestry derives from Scotland and Ireland (with most of the rest being from Scandinavia), while 75% of their patrilineal ancestry derives from Scandinavia (with most of the rest being from the Irish and British Isles).

By the way Iceland has remained genetically stable for a very long time, loads of them looking lovely on their big doses of Irish genes. Riddle me that.

.... this perennial shoite about our ugliness. Pffft
Maybe you are just talking about yerself!

Beasty

Charles Babbage wrote: »

This is not fake news, but it is old news, since these articles appeared almost 3 years ago.
Can we expect a post from the OP in 2023 that thiere is a bad 'flu in China?

And therefore not Current Affairs

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