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4 minutes ago, Goly said:

Perhaps so, yes, but it looks as though they are falling sharply, evidence of them becoming more civilised, more westernised?

Pakistan as a country is certainly not westernised nor civilised.I just read first cousin marriages amongst Pakistanis in the UK is 55%.

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6 minutes ago, Goly said:

Perhaps so, yes, but it looks as though they are falling sharply, evidence of them becoming more civilised, more westernised?

I wouldn’t hold my breath 

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3 minutes ago, mackem said:

Pakistan as a country is certainly not westernised nor civilised.I just read first cousin marriages amongst Pakistanis in the UK is 55%.

I'm not talking about Pakistan, I'm talking about the Pakistani community in the UK. I've read that first cousin marriages over here have dropped massively.

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4 minutes ago, greg64 said:

I wouldn’t hold my breath 

There was a time over here when it was commonplace, in fact the Royal Family made a dynasty through inbreeding. Surely the sharp fall of first cousin marriages in the Paki community is a positive sign? It would be wise to criminalize first cousin marriages, that would be another positive step.

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2 minutes ago, Goly said:

I'm not talking about Pakistan, I'm talking about the Pakistani community in the UK. I've read that first cousin marriages over here have dropped massively.

It's 55% first cousin marriages currently for Pakistanis here.Pakistani community here in the UK have a Pakistani mindset I find,a large percentage do anyway,just my findings.

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6 minutes ago, mackem said:

It's 55% first cousin marriages currently for Pakistanis here.Pakistani community here in the UK have a Pakistani mindset I find,a large percentage do anyway,just my findings.

Attitudes and cultures can change as is evident throughout our history. Outlawing first cousin marriages would make a strong statement and would be a healthy dose of cultural enlightenment.

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1 minute ago, Goly said:

Attitudes and cultures can change as is evident throughout our history. 

Truthfully I can't see pakistans culture changing in our lifetimes,if you ever get the chance visit,it's an eye opener.

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10 minutes ago, Goly said:

There was a time over here when it was commonplace, in fact the Royal Family made a dynasty through inbreeding. Surely the sharp fall of first cousin marriages in the Paki community is a positive sign? It would be wise to criminalize first cousin marriages, that would be another positive step.

Now then pewit , you seem to know more than is healthy on the subject of of inbreeding,  say know more you bible thumping rubber doll bashing clatfart 😂 

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3 minutes ago, iworkwhippets said:

Now then pewit , you seem to know more than is healthy on the subject of of inbreeding,  say know more you bible thumping rubber doll bashing clatfart 😂 

You'll be fine, your spunk filled dolls aren't receptive thank god.

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6 minutes ago, mackem said:

Truthfully I can't see pakistans culture changing in our lifetimes,if you ever get the chance visit,it's an eye opener.

I'm talking about the community in the UK, the fact that cousin marriages are on the decline is a good sign.

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1 minute ago, Goly said:

I'm talking about the community in the UK, the fact that cousin marriages are on the decline is a good sign.

I was also talking about Pakistani community in the UK,it’s a tight community.What were the stats before first cousin marriage dropped to 55%?What was the percentage before the onset of the decline?

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I pass through Pakistani/Indian/afghani areas several times a week,I was in southall high street last week and the amount of immigration lawyers in a small area is insightful.

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9 minutes ago, Goly said:

I'm talking about the community in the UK, the fact that cousin marriages are on the decline is a good sign.

Just checked,it was 67.9% a few years ago,attributed to more girls here getting educations.

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