.@SuperMisdreavus @AlWest13 @BonesBehaviours @UqbarTertius @heartiste hbd isn't a movement: http://hbdchick.wordpress.com/1007-2/ (cc. @JayMan471)
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@hbdchick You found a few examples of cousin marriage, but I didn't say it wasn't present at all - only that it's relatively uncommon. -
@AlWest13 "This latter form of marriage [mother's brother's daughter] is common in Africa." - robin fox. -
@hbdchick In the same book, Fox notes that complex marriage is relatively common in Africa. -
@AlWest13 yes. the one doesn't rule out the other, though. -
@hbdchick Have you looked into ghost marriages & homosexual marriage among the Nuer, in which a woman can take the place of a man? -
@AlWest13 yes, i know about those. female-female marriages also take place in southern african societies. they are irrelevant, tho... -
@hbdchick Interesting nonetheless. Are you not interested in non-HBD-related things at all? -
@AlWest13 yes i am. but since i'm interesting in evolution/natural selection/genetics, i'm really mainly interested in who has whose babies! - 2 more replies
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@JayMan471@AlWest13 full of it, not to mention rude. -
@hbdchick@JayMan471 Christ alive, you think I'm rude? I've been told to die by some HBDers. You know, the ones in your circle jerk. So... -
@AlWest13@JayMan471 i have never told you to die. i was never rude to you. and right in our first convo you called me a racist and a rat! -
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@hbdchick@JayMan471 They were actually unrelated tweets in different conversations.
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@soapjackal sorry, what's the question? -
@hbdchick I'm referencing Al's usage of "not likely." -
@soapjackal gotcha!
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@hbdchick There's every indication that earlier Igbo-speaking societies had some level of social stratification as evidenced by burials. -
@AlWest13 social stratification isn't the issue. -
@hbdchick No, but the archaeologists take it as an indication that the republicanism for which Igbo were famous isn't necessarily so old. -
@AlWest13 well, it's as old as the 1400s. -
@hbdchick Yes, probably. 1st millennium CE burials indicate something quite different, though.
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