Only a child a mother could love
Historical guesses and today’s marital opinions are confusing for most of our younger readers.
The immigration to the Americas occurred long before Columbus sailed. It was a two way street, and came from the east, and the west. This theory, though not agreed upon by all, is probably correct. The details are still being researched and up for grabs. Depending on where you live in the USA, if you live in the Dakota Minnesota area, for example, there was probably an Icelandic and earlier immigration, for example. If you live on the west coast and up to Canadian B.C., there is a Polynesian example. Since I am on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee, I am probably a true mongrel from Melungeons and other such occupiers of this land from across the Atlantic.
And of course, after Columbus, a lot more emigration occurred.
Almost all of us USA Americans are mongrels, in the genealogy and dog breeding sense.
Many elitists and purists look down on mongrels of all kinds.
What little I understand about dog breeding is that inbreeding of a kind, like a golden retriever, may reinforce introducing defective genes. In the same method, mutts tend to reinforce the suppressing of defective genes.
The USA seems to reinforce the mutt/mongrel idea of breeding.
While most USA children still get married for “first comes love, then marriage, then baby in the baby carriage”, I think the more eastern method of “first comes marriage, then baby in the baby carriage, then love “may work better for my progeny. Who knows. In the end, we are mongrels or mutts, genealogy wise.
So all mothers love their children. And most kids are of good mongrel blood, as if forget the western adage, even if the breeding does occur.
After they are bred, let’s go forward in time.
What bothers me, as in to ask in this article, is why are children of Christians of the same faith, and the children of Moslems muslim, the children of Buddists buddist, and so on?
Is this a human foible? Of course it is, I think.
So how can a mother love such a person?
Is it just humanity, or religion, or politics, or something else?
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