padiga047:
Tuberculosis was found to be prevalent in a particular tribe in india, does that mean there are none outside that tribe suffering from Tuberculosis? No.

If you marry somebody from that tribe who doesn't have Tuberculosis, what are the chances of affecting you? 0%

Tuberculosis may be prevalent in that area because of

1)Environmental conditions and government neglect.

That is why I repeat, conditions are peculiar to individuals and not inherent in tribe.

solasolasola:
The people are from a tribe. The people are plagued with a contagious disease: Tuberculosis. They pass it somehow...

solasolasola:
How? Conclusion without at least a premise!

solasolasola:
Intelligent your point that it goes both ways but I have only looked at the dangers for now. There is this link about a tribe having a peculiar disease: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4510762/

solasolasola:
YoungBlackRico and padiga047, thanks for the intellectual exchange. You guys argue in an intellectual manner(This is my conclusion for now about how you argue) and I appreciate but for some other trolls who jump on threads to insult, it is really pathetic, shameless, and uncouth of a nation of PEOPLE AND I HAVE RESOLVED TO DEACTIVATE.

YoungBlackRico:
It is not the whole tribe. Those folks have limited access to proper health care, and TB is a communicable disease. It's not something they are born with, and it can't even be passed genetically.

©YBR

Other diseases may just be genetically contagious but I can't lay my hands on one now.

MrOkekeMunachi:
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The contents of your brain is as worthless as the contents in a septic tank

mexite:

Please don't be too harsh on the OP, his points may though fallacious. Even the contents of a septic tank are valuable, think biogas.

Have you ever thought some people's, albeit very few, lack of support of inter-tribal marriage is not tribalistic? Through this thread, I'll share with you the dangers of inter-tribal marriage and the fact that these dangers inform their lack of support of inter-tribal marriage.

(1) Erosion Of Culture: When men from one tribe consistently marry women from another, the culture of the women's tribe will ultimately be weakened and forgotten as the children will imbibe the father's culture.

(2) Loss Of Genes: When men from a tribe marry women from another on a regular basis, the genes of the women's tribe will be adversely affected as the genes of the fathers will be dominant in the children. Over time, there may be a complete loss of the genes of the women's tribe.

(3) Transfer Of Low I.Q: If there is an inherent low IQ in the genes of a tribe and men from that tribe consistently marry women from another tribe and since the child takes more genes from the father, the low IQ in the father's tribe will be transferred to the child.

(4) Transfer Of Peculiar Health Problems : If men consistently marry women from another tribe and there are peculiar health problems to the tribe of the men, those health problems might be passed on to the children.

ciscoxx:
So Igbo must marry Igbo? Guy abeg u try but as for me n my fellow brotherhood any were we locate our love we go follow.

Inter tribal marriage does not weaken culture, rather it strengthens it.


No culture remains dormant, it adopts from other cultures to grow.



Loss of genes?

Transfer of low I. Q?


op, you must be high on something.

Inter tribal marriage does not weaken culture, rather it strengthens it.


No culture remains dormant, it adopts from other cultures to grow.



Loss of genes?

Transfer of low I. Q?


op, you must be high on something.

That you think one of the points is flawed does not mean the whole write-up is flawed. Plus, I really wish I could expand on the correlation between low IQ in a gene and how it can be passed on to the children. But this is simple as the children will take more of the genes of the father.

Oyindidi:
Come up with other points. Why are you against inter-tribal marriage?

Oyindidi:
Okay... I prefer intertribal marriage too. Can't marry from my tribe especially my Village. Even my obedient children won't marry from there.

Oyindidi:
Okay... I prefer intertribal marriage too. Can't marry from my tribe especially my Village. Even my obedient children won't marry from there.

Op imagine how grounded your children will be if they get the best from two cultures.