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Here in America we have a problem with guns, we need a military force strong enough and willing to go door to door and search homes and remove all guns, do you think that the Chinese military would be willing to do this?
Well BigReb is hiding under his bed now with a rocket launcher and a teddy bear, so I doubt the Chinese will want to knock on his door.
Does the US have a problem with guns?
I doubt even the Chinese military would want to venture to many inner city areas
I doubt even the Chinese military would want to venture to many inner city areas
they won't have to when they own our gummit in a couple of decades.
Our gummit will do it for them.
Does the US have a problem with guns?
Well, you do have a homicide rate 5 or 6 times higher than other developed nation on earth, and a gun-related homicide rate some 200 times greater than many similar nations.
The genetic analysis showed that the early modern humans in Beijing had already diverged genetically from the ancestors of modern-day Europeans. The researchers took nuclear and mitochondrial DNA from a leg bone found in the Tianyuan Cave in China in 2003. Using this, they reconstructed the genetic profile of the leg's owner, a person who lived at a very interesting time in the history of modern humans, the researchers said in a statement on Monday. "This individual lived during an important evolutionary transition when early modern humans, who shared certain features with earlier forms such as Neanderthals, were replacing Neanderthals and Denisovans, who later became extinct," said lead author Svante Paabo, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
The genetic analysis from the ancient bone showed similarities to genetic profiles from modern-day Asians and Native Americans, the researchers explained. But the analysis showed that the early modern human near Beijing had already diverged, genetically, from the ancestors of modern Europeans. In addition, the proportion of Neanderthal and Denisovan-DNA was no higher than that of modern-day humans in the region.
Scientists had previously found fossils of people from Eurasia 40 000 to 50 000 years ago who looked like modern-day humans. But the researchers emphasised that the genetic relationships between these early modern humans and today's people had not yet been fleshed out. "More analyses of additional early modern humans across Eurasia will further refine our understanding of when and how modern humans spread across Europe and Asia," Paabo said.
DNA links Native Americans to China | News24