“This is blowing my mind, I have never heard this before” — Joe Rogan has his mind blown about the inbreeding statistics.
During an interview with Gavin Mclnnes, Joe Rogan’s mind was blown away by the huge number of Inbreeding that is said to be going on around the world, mostly in the Arab, British, and Pakistani countries.
Here is the video;
The video contains information about the Pakistani community who were married to first cousins contributing to at least 3.4 percent of births in Britain while also accounting for 30 percent of children with recessive disorders and a high rate of infant mortality.
Joe Rogan’s reaction has sparked a lot of various concerned reactions from netizens about the serious issues the world is having with inbreeding mostly among first cousins.
Many people are reacting differently to the topic. Here are a few reactions concerning the conversation;
VOX of SU commented:
“Oh yeah… it is super high. I had to look this up after a discussion with my colleague from India divulged it is super high in Pakistan.
- Pakistan: Approximately 61.2% of marriages are between first cousins or closer relatives.
2.Kuwait: Around 54.3% of marriages are consanguineous.
3.Qatar: About 54% of marriages involve close relatives.
4.United Arab Emirates: Approximately 50.5% of marriages are between closely related individuals.
5. Sudan: Around 50% of marriages are consanguineous.”
Another user, Adirondak reacted “It’s true. To keep the money in their own close family, men arrange marriages between their sons and their nieces. This is inbreeding”
Csykokid commented “Wow!!! This really helps explain a lot!!! It reminds me of a friend that told me the teenage mind doesn’t fully develop until they are in their 20’s… Helps me maintain my calm when I can’t believe something my kids have done…”
Samantha reacted “ It’s funny cuz the royal family is all inbred too and look at how violent and dumb colonists were. And then you start to look at countries that frown upon breeding outside their race and wonder why they are having a population collapse… inbreeding is definitely a global problem and we are still dealing with its consequences”.
