@honzadave@dominik_hais “African-Americans are 52 times more likely to carry a gene with an extremely strong connection to violent, impulsive behaviour.”
The Warrior Gene Explained
The MAOA gene produces an enzyme that breaks down brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, which regulate mood and impulse control.
If someone has a rare version of the gene called the 2R allele, they have unusually high levels of these chemicals and weaker impulse control.
The amygdala, responsible for reacting to threats, becomes overactive, while the prefrontal cortex, more responsible for rational thought, has less input. People like this tend to display explosive, violent behaviour, hence this variant being dubbed "the warrior gene."
For an example of how signficant this is: a study found that 50% of African-American men who carry the allele had been involved in a shooting or stabbing, compared to 7% who didn't carry it (still a huge number.)
But what's really interesting is the massive racial differences in the spread of the gene. About 5.2% of African-American men carry the "the warrior gene," compared to 0.1% of White men.
So African-Americans are 52 times more likely to carry a gene with an extremely strong connection to violent, impulsive behaviour. And given the signficant White admixture in the African-American population, this is likely even higher among other African populations.
If a trans-identified male is in a female-only space, he is committing a violent, abusive act. Make a scene, call the cops and if all else fails, punch him in the balls.