Bigot.
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Upside - increased opportunities to use the word "consanguineous."
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The chance of any birth defects in children of relatives is fairly small.
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Do y'all have staff meetings where you come up with $2 words?
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That one there is five elitist syllables
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It's not an obscure word.
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oh quit poo pooing our fun you old conservative knuckled dragger. *sarcasm on
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No--surely there are easy workarounds. 1/
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You shouldn't worry. If half siblings do marry and procreate, it's not a big deal. No Quasimodos.
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Given the general insanity, how would we even know?
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There won't be a thing called marriage by that time. Francis is not wrong but a prophet about the percent of marriages that aren't.
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I’d first need to look up consanguineous.
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Cousin Marriage, aka the reason why Pakistanis in the UK run ~10x more likely to have genetic disorders than base.
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Though to be fair, one cousin marriage isn't a problem, it's 1000 years of repeated cousin and double cousin marriage that causes problems.
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I'm beyond worry at this point.
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maybe if we had it in the 1200s
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