Where did rh negative blood come from if evolution is real?
There's no monkeys or apes with rh negative blood?
46-50, F
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ViciDraco · 41-45, M
The presence or absence of The negative blood in monkeys and apes is inconsequential to evolution. We do not descend from apes, we share a common ancestor. The mutation and spread of Rh negative blood may have occurred after the species split. In that event we would not expect to see it in apes.
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Alabamiangods · 46-50, F
@SW-User Alabamians and Tennesseans do not share a common ancestor.
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SomeMichGuy · M
@SW-User This is an internecine struggle between two groups of very closely related people. It reminds me of, e.g., the nonsense in the former Yugoslavia after the death of Tito/fall of Communism: ppl without much experience of a wider world have a "world" with a tiny radius, and tend to hang onto old wrongs, etc., real or imagined.
The "other"-ing of neighbors is typical, senseless, etc.
But trying to fight it...*shrug* A fool & his notions are almost never parted.
The "other"-ing of neighbors is typical, senseless, etc.
But trying to fight it...*shrug* A fool & his notions are almost never parted.
