[JSDude1]

Every boy has a “warrior gene”, but it’s just how much it is encourage or ‘messed’ up along the way!

[usmcobra]

We have a term for boys without the Warrior gene.

Girls.

[greatdefender]

From Wikipedia about this Warrior gene:

“Due to the sensitive political nature of the findings, and the standard peer review process, the research has been heavily scrutinized. Several objections have been raised, such as the small sample size, and the extrapolation of non-Maori studies to the Maori population. In addition, ideological objections were raised, as well as concerns about announcing such findings in the early stages of research”.

[MrPiper]

Boys with 'Warrior Gene' looking for a family, More Likely to Join Gangs

There, fixed it.

[FreepShop1]

How do we get these guys into the military instead of gangs? We can always use more warriors on the front lines killin’ Muzzies.

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Warrior genes. Let me guess, it took 20 Million dollars of Federal grant money to come to that conclusion. And where did they get the samples? Did they dig up Genghis Khan?

Brilliant, simply brilliant.

[calex59]

Then I guess Hispanics and Blacks are more prone to have a "warrior" gene since they are the predominant gang members. As soon as someone points this out to the media they will quickly drop the warrior gene meme.

Kids join gangs in order to have the family closeness they don't get at home and because they can get away with sh** they couldn't ordinarily do, such as beating the crap out of someone with a 6 to 1 odds ratio.

[Chewbacca]

Boys raised by single mothers more likely to join gangs.

[Costumed Vigilante]

Yet another justification for the emasculation of the Western male.

Beatiful, sensual women. Strong, uncompromising men. These things are anathema to the global statist dream of a planet of compliant peasants.

Some of us like our genes just the way they are. They got us here, and will maintain our progeny long after the weak and perverted have left the memory of man.

[count-your-change]

Fairy tales used to start out, “once upon a time”, now they start with, “a new study says”.