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Zorse
( A zorse is the end result of mating a horse and a zebra. ) Posted by nova on July 2, 2007 at 1:02 am Hits: 9159 | Comments: 2 |
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Posted by catgoesmoo on July 3, 2007 at 5:21 pm
For someone posting on a website called "Educated Earth" you certainly aren't very educated are you? Human beings, no matter their race, are considered to be the same species, there are mild genetic differences which vary our skin color, and appearance, but the base genetics are the same, which is why when talking about differences in Human beings, we say race, not species.Secondly, if you bothered to watch the whole video, you'd have quite plainly heard that most crossbreeds are sterile, so your theory about crossbreeding making the world survive is completely false.
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My wife was born German.
My mother was upset that she was German.
She was also taller than me.
She also has some aboriginal blood.
We were married because we loved each other.
Cross breeding is what makes this world survive.
The zorse is a symbol that we can survive.
We all have to accept people as to who they are and not what they are.