Genetic evidence suggests European migrants may have influenced the origins of India's caste system

[bouncy]

This an old study but most don't know about it but it helps prove the theory that europeans created the caste system as we kniw it today when they conquered northern india. People tried to say it was bullshyt but now we see it wasn't. They used religion to divide everyone and maintain power. Sounds familiar right. They may look different now but the power is still there.

http://www.genomenewsnetwork.org/articles/05_01/Indo-European.shtml

"Bamshad's team found that Y chromosomes from the Brahmin and Kshatriya closely resembled European Y chromosomes rather than Asian Y chromosomes. The Y chromosomes from the lower castes bore more similarities to the Asian Y chromosome. The mitochondrial DNA showed the same pattern.

The authors believe their results support the notion that Europeans who migrated into India between 3,000 and 8,000 years ago may have merged with or imposed their social structure on the native northern Indians and placed themselves into the highest castes.

Analysis of the paternally transmitted Y chromosome among Indians in general indicated that the Y chromosome had a more European flavor. Maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA among Indians is more Asian than European. This suggests that the Europeans who entered India were predominantly male."

@GetInTheTruck

 

[bouncy]

Here's a recent one:
http://socgen.ucla.edu/2013/08/genetic-study-looks-for-clues-to-origin-of-indian-caste-system/
http://www.healthline.com/health-ne...o-millenia-of-caste-relations-in-india-081213
The researchers also found that the estimated dates aligned with clues in geography and language, with groups that spoke Indo-European languages in the north admixing, or interbreeding, before groups that spoke Dravidian languages in the south.

Because intermarriage declined sharply around 2,000 years ago, Indian people today face specific genetic health issues.


"An important consequence of these results is that the high incidence of genetic and population-specific diseases characteristic of present-day India is likely to have increased only in the last few thousand years when groups in India started following strict endogamous marriage," said co-first author Dr. Kumarasamy Thangaraj of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research's Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in a press release.

 

[Dr. Sebi Jr.]

DNA is cac science, but I want to believe this.

 

[bouncy]

DNA is cac science, but I want to believe this.

You can not let Baal bestow you with the ignoramus of the gentiles to see the truth, my brother. Shalom.

 

[alpo]

I knew it

 

[Tommy Knocks]

You believe what these cacs say?

caste system was there well before the brits got there, simple research will tell you that, its not like india didn't have written history or a 5,000 year old civilization you can go to for reference. LOL

and the caste system has nothing to do with skin color, so darker indians had very powerful positions, still do.

 

[bouncy]

You believe what these cacs say?

caste system was there well before the brits got there, simple research will tell you that, its not like india didn't have written history or a 5,000 year old civilization you can go to for reference. LOL

and the caste system has nothing to do with skin color, so darker indians had very powerful positions, still do.

Did you even read both studies? The caste system is new compared to how old india is. I bet if the study was different i would hear otherwise. The first study is one you should really look at because they used a lot of people from different parts of society.

As far as skin color, you cant control how everyone turns out because its india but you can control the majority. Everyone with eyes can see this caste system is biased but we were told we were brining the u.s.a. type of racism to the world and they dont think like that. BULLshyt and science proves this. Not from one but TWO different studies. Keep believing what you want though!

 

[Tommy Knocks]

Did you even read both studies? The caste system is new compared to how old india is. I bet if the study was different i would hear otherwise. The first study is one you should really look at because they used a lot of people from different parts of society.

As far as skin color, you cant control how everyone turns out because its india but you can control the majority. Everyone with eyes can see this caste system is biased but we were told we were brining the u.s.a. type of racism to the world and they dont think like that. BULLshyt and science proves this. Not from one but TWO different studies. Keep believing what you want though!

the caste system IS as old as india.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India

and it hasnt changed much. The only thing the british might have done is favor one tribe over another, but that never changed the actual caste system in india and they still respect brahmin caste til today. no one is changing indias ancient religious way. NO ONE. proof in that, is india isn't a christian country. they could never fully doctrine india like that. india was older than britain and had more history and culture then them.

this cac is trying to take credit low key.

 

[bouncy]

the caste system IS as old as india.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India

and it hasnt changed much. The only thing the british might have done is favor one tribe over another, but that never changed the actual caste system in india and they still respect brahmin caste til today. no one is changing indias ancient religious way. NO ONE. proof in that, is india isn't a christian country. they could never fully doctrine india like that. india was older than britain and had more history and culture then them.

this cac is trying to take credit low key.

Yeah, you didnt read it. The caste system started around 2000 years ago. You are talking about the brits and recent times. You want to believe what you want and not even acknowledging the sciences.

And why would someome in the west take credit for that system? Some Indians are trying to get rid of it now.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

Yeah, you didnt read it. The caste system started around 2000 years ago. You are talking about the brits and recent times. You want to believe what you want and not even acknowledging the sciences.

And why would someome take credit for that system? Some Indians are trying to get rid of it now.

exactly, that's over 1,500 years before the british got there, you just proved my point.
someone stating they dictated and had more control over india than they really did. sounds about right to me.

 

[bouncy]

exactly, that's over 1,500 years before the british got there, you just proved my point.
someone stating they dictated and had more control over india than they really did. sounds about right to me.

What?

Other Europeans invaded India before the brits!

 

[Tommy Knocks]

What?

Other Europeans invaded India before the brits!

if you're talking about the R1 haplogroup, how are they european before even reaching europe?

you mean west asians that went to south asia, that would still be asian, before actually getting to europe. ahem.

 

[bouncy]

if you're talking about the R1 haplogroup, how are they european before even reaching europe?

you mean west asians that went to south asia, that would still be asian, before actually getting to europe. ahem.

Alright man. You are wild. TWO different studies at TWO points in time and all you can say is cacs want credit for something people are fighting to end in India?

 

[The Real]

This an old study but most don't know about it but it helps prove the theory that europeans created the caste system as we kniw it today when they conquered northern india. People tried to say it was bullshyt but now we see it wasn't. They used religion to divide everyone and maintain power. Sounds familiar right. They may look different now but the power is still there.

http://www.genomenewsnetwork.org/articles/05_01/Indo-European.shtml

"Bamshad's team found that Y chromosomes from the Brahmin and Kshatriya closely resembled European Y chromosomes rather than Asian Y chromosomes. The Y chromosomes from the lower castes bore more similarities to the Asian Y chromosome. The mitochondrial DNA showed the same pattern.

The authors believe their results support the notion that Europeans who migrated into India between 3,000 and 8,000 years ago may have merged with or imposed their social structure on the native northern Indians and placed themselves into the highest castes.

Analysis of the paternally transmitted Y chromosome among Indians in general indicated that the Y chromosome had a more European flavor. Maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA among Indians is more Asian than European. This suggests that the Europeans who entered India were predominantly male."

@GetInTheTruck

The genes being more similar to Europe don't mean that Europeans were the ones who came in. The modern consensus, using actual genetic evidence is that there was a period of great mixture between peoples, and only after the mixing did the rigid separation by caste begin somehow, and people started only reproducing within caste.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

The genes being more similar to Europe don't mean that Europeans wnoere the ones who came in. The modern consensus, using actual genetic evidence is that there was a period of great mixture between peoples, and only after the mixing did the rigid separation by caste begin somehow, and people started only reproducing within caste.

seriously I tried to dumb this down as much as possible, but its simply helpless.

india is trying to get rid of its caste system because its modernizing with the times. its not fukking 1500s anymore. Japan is no longer a samurai society but that doesnt mean they dont respect their own culture while completely removing the samurai clans.