QTDDTOT: Questions that don't deserve their own thread (8chan)

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QTDDTOT: Questions that don’t deserve their own thread

This is the thread for one-liner questions about /pol/-related topics. “What does /pol/ think of [x],” “is [x] redpilled,” and associated questions belong here. Threads created based on a single, simple question will be deleted. If your thread is deleted, come here and ask again. REMINDER TO SEARCH THE CATALOG FIRST.  

OP - https://8ch.net/pol/res/12021208.html  

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17077125? ago

Are there any legit websites that don't sell your DNA to kikes where you can actually test your DNA ancestry and get a legit result, no 0.1 nigger genetic bullshit, anyone know?  

 

17077129? ago

No, because they're in business to make money, but you can ignore everything below 5% as questionable and below 2% as noise. I did it because my father was adopted, and I understand they could give any surnames they liked back then on birth certs. I'm glad I checked that off, but if you're worried you will be targeted then don't do it.  

17077135? ago

Thanks for the advice, also are you of pure Aryan blood or are you a mongrel after you discovered your results?  

17077137? ago

You're welcome. The results were what I expected from family gossip. I am a mutt, but an old yeller mutt.  

 

17078074? ago

Wow that is very impressive, especially for an American, you must be tall with blond hair and blue eyes, I hope you have many offsprings with a woman of equal genetic and moral worthiness  

17078078? ago

Thanks, may good find you. Green eyes, but the rest is right. Not as tall as my Dutch Reformed friends though.  

17077127? ago

Not at the present, and furthermore the inaccuracies in the testing go beyond deliberate corruption.

https://nationalvanguard.org/2017/12/jew-owned-dna-testing-companies-fake-results-to-mess-with-white-racists/

A quote from the article:

But when Inside Edition had a set of triplets send their spit in to Ancestry.com and 23andMe, they got wildly different results from both services. Neither gave each triplet the same ancestry results — which, considering they all came from the same sperm and egg, is pretty weird.

“Tests can be a crapshoot. For DNA tests, they use genetic markers, which are little variations in the DNA one or several groups may have, but others do not. The more markers there are, the more accurate the test will be.”

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Inside Edition found differences of over 10 percent between the triplets they tested. That is not a small gap. …  

17077132? ago

The sisters were all 99 percent European but the test from 23andMe also showed some surprising differences.

That's because there isn't a lot of deviation between modern Europeans. These tests simply can't be used to say you came from HERE in most cases. That's what actually ancestry, learning about your roots, keeping your family stories, etc are for.