Why Inbreeding Doesn’t Cause Defects

Humans suffer when we inbreed because of the efforts taken to keep us alive and allow us to continue to be parents, avoiding the natural selection process, in particular modern medicine.

Inbreeding often happens in the wild but, as long as the breeding pair does not share the same deleterious genes as their partner, their offspring can be expected to thrive. The greater the chance of sexual partners sharing deleterious genes,the more likely that offspring will be ill.

This problem – an increasing deleterious gene load- is happening rapidly to humanity with the help of medicine, and some experts predict that unless science finds some way to avert it, humanity may face extinction from this threat alone (never mind the other threats!): harmful concentration of deleterious genes. Good argument for eugenics.

Also consider that if the offspring of an inbred couple is healthy they are likely to be clear of the deleterious genes carried by their parents. Inbreeding can be like a clearing out process to quickly bring the defects to the surface, which Nature would take care of normally.

http://whiteminority.wordpress.com/2009/02/20/why-inbreeding-doesnt-cause-defects/

Note how, in the report below, the MSM tries to perpetuate the myth that it is the inbreeding that causes the genetic defects, when in fact the inbreeding merely puts pairs together who share the harmful genes. Alternatively, such pairings can result in healthy offspring and demonstrate especially good genes when this happens.

Domesticated animals and humans do not die at anywhere near the rate that they would without medicine (natural selection) and so are more likely to have defective genes. That is why inbreeding is so deadly to us. For example, check out these stats showing the result of the British Muslim in-breeding:

Medical research suggests that while British Pakistanis are responsible for 3% of all births, they account for one in three British children born with genetic illnesses.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article3342040.ece