Did you know you have Neanderthal DNA?

[Cormac Mac Airt]

That's, certainly not true just because to species can breed doesn't mean they are genetically the same.

True, see Ring Species: 

Ring Species

Also, Neanderthals as well as Denisovans genetically fall OUTSIDE the normal range of the Homo sapiens genome so as to be sufficiently recognized as distinctly separate species!

cormac

[Creaky]

That's, certainly not true just because to species can breed doesn't mean they are genetically the same.

Ignored the whole point of the thread with that comment, just brushed over everything that the thread is about. 
That wasn’t even part of the conversation 

They are passing their dna to the offspring generationally, GENERATIONALLY that’s the whole point of them being human, passing on dna, not just breeding

[Creaky]

True, see Ring Species: 

Ring Species

Also, Neanderthals as well as Denisovans genetically fall OUTSIDE the normal range of the Homo sapiens genome so as to be sufficiently recognized as distinctly separate species!

cormac

Oh, like ring species, you know like Pygmy, not human, not evolved, stupid thing to say. 
I guess skins colour, size, hair colour means different species does it. 

Ring species, stupid science for stupid people

https://anthropology.washu.edu/people/erik-trinkaus
Trinkaus called Neanderthal human, believe him over any of your statements

[Creaky]

There are animals with parents from different species, like mules and ligers, for example, so being able to breed is not a guarantee of being of the same species.

So what
what has this to do with anything

Unless you are saying because neanderthal can breed with other humans and carry the same dna, Neanderthal dna is passed on to other humans who bread, meaning they are human just like us.  
Just as I said

[ArMaP]

Animals from different species can breed like you said. But in the case of Mules and Ligers they both are born sterile as a result of being different species.

Not always, there are some cases of mules having offspring, and those could have mule, horse or donkey characteristics.

[ArMaP]

So what
what has this to do with anything

Unless you are saying because neanderthal can breed with other humans and carry the same dna, Neanderthal dna is passed on to other humans who bread, meaning they are human just like us.  
Just as I said

You said "we are the same, obviously, or we couldn’t breed with them", I was pointing that we animals of different species (which means they are not the same) can breed.

In this specific case, both homo neanderthalensis and homo sapiens, according to the classification systems in use, are considered different species of the genus homo, in the same way equus caballus (horses) and equus africanus asinus (donkeys) are different species of the genus equus.

[Creaky]

You said "we are the same, obviously, or we couldn’t breed with them", I was pointing that we animals of different species (which means they are not the same) can breed.

In this specific case, both homo neanderthalensis and homo sapiens, according to the classification systems in use, are considered different species of the genus homo, in the same way equus caballus (horses) and equus africanus asinus (donkeys) are different species of the genus equus.

Again
We pass on our dna generationally, it’s in our dna, Neanderthal dna in us, they are human just like, it’s what the thread is about

Horses and donkeys dont pass on their dna generationally, to generational offspring 

The classification system for homo Neanderthalis is clearly wrong, Trinkaus even said so

[ArMaP]

The classification system for homo Neanderthalis is clearly wrong, Trinkaus even said so

Well, if there's enough data to prove it then it should be accepted.

[andy06shake]

Again
We pass on our dna generationally, it’s in our dna, Neanderthal dna in us, they are human just like, it’s what the thread is about

Horses and donkeys dont pass on their dna generationally, to generational offspring 

The classification system for homo Neanderthalis is clearly wrong, Trinkaus even said so

Who or what is a "Trinkaus" when it's at home?

Edit: Never mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Trinkaus

[Cormac Mac Airt]

Oh, like ring species, you know like Pygmy, not human, not evolved, stupid thing to say. 
I guess skins colour, size, hair colour means different species does it. 

Ring species, stupid science for stupid people

https://anthropology.washu.edu/people/erik-trinkaus
Trinkaus called Neanderthal human, believe him over any of your statements

Being human has no bearing on being separate species. Any member of the genus Homo is human regardless of what species or subspecies they are. Apparently ignorance really is bliss for you. 

cormac