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originally posted by: fixitwcw
a reply to: Gryphon66
i believe the woman would have much more say over the body of their dead child/ their fetus/part of their body.
it is irrelevent how the video was obtained (2 party recording state?... nice try.) we both know they don't want this being common knowledge. so take a page from your mentors book...... "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear.?
i would like to hear your reasoning behind why PP has more right to a womans dead childs body/a womans fetus/ sac of cells made by her body that happened to fall out than she does herself......HOWEVER YOU WANT TO SPIN IT, you can't talk about that (insert name here) without acknowledging who created it, and who it belongs to.
now you "law lovers" (hypocrites) know it's against the "law" to desecrate a corpse. the insanity of a malicious, malignant government knows no bounds.
it is good to know where you stand.
originally posted by: grandmakdw
For those of you who are pro-abortion, would you
be for allowing the mother to profit from the fetus
and not have to pay for her abortion, all she has
to do is sign a waiver. If PP is getting thousands
for intact tiny babies, why not let the mothers
get free abortions or make money from the
abortions (a donation to the mother for her
pain and trouble) from whomever they choose,
in exchange for the tiny body parts? Lots of
research facilities would open up free abortion
clinics if that were legal. What would be the difference
between this and PP getting more money than it
costs to extract the fetus? Why is PP even charging
women for abortions when they make more money
off the sale of the baby parts? Why not cut out the
middle man and let the women sell their own
tiny baby parts? Would that really be any less
ethical if you are pro-choice?
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: Krazysh0t
actually they didn't they sold it to a company, probably a middle man, who then sold it to a store, who then sold it to the maniac....
same thing here,
the bad, bad, person opted for an abortion, chose to allow bad, bad, planned parenthood to donate the tissue, to a middle man like stemexpress, who did a little processing, and then sold it toa research company, who will then hopefully develop an awesome cure for some horrible disease and make a ton of money!!!
notice how the ones donating are bad, oh so very bad,.....
and the ones making a profit, well, they are upstanding companies!!! providing a great service for humanity!!!
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: dawnstar
I always think it is funny how somehow the women getting the abortion are assumed to not know that these aborted fetuses are being sold off.
originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: grandmakdw
They are not making half mice half child beings lol.
Really? Lol moronic if you think they are lol.
How is the bottom of the barrel? Got anything as bad?.
I'll take Baseless Fear-Mongering for $1000 please, Alex.
ANSWER: Clueless over simplification and hypocrisy.
QUESTION: What are the only effects of this post?
Ironically, human-animal chimeras with human blood, neurons, germ cells, and other tissues have been generated for decades. This has facilitated human biological studies and therapeutic strategies for disease.
originally posted by: grandmakdw
Are they being properly informed?
Do you think that they are told that
their "donation" might become
a part human/part mouse
or a part human/part monkey
chimera?
You are certain they are fully informed
as to the implication of the donation?
Just saying - going to research,
is that fully informing the women
whose baby's brains are being
put into monkey's and mice
that live and are experimented on;
what do you think would happen
if they were really fully informed?
So you are certain they are all fully informed?
I mean really fully informed?
That a being may be created with the brain
of their baby and may live with the brain of
their baby and be tortured for research purposes?
Is not telling them really giving informed consent?
Really?
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: grandmakdw
I'll take Baseless Fear-Mongering for $1000 please, Alex.
ANSWER: Clueless over simplification and hypocrisy.
QUESTION: What are the only effects of this post?
Now, quoted from the "actual science" source rather than imaginary paraphase:
Ironically, human-animal chimeras with human blood, neurons, germ cells, and other tissues have been generated for decades. This has facilitated human biological studies and therapeutic strategies for disease.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: grandmakdw
Are they being properly informed?
Do you have any reason to believe that they aren't?
Do you think that they are told that
their "donation" might become
a part human/part mouse
or a part human/part monkey
chimera?
Why is it necessary to tell them the possible directions that scientific research may go? That's like asking to predict the future.
You are certain they are fully informed
as to the implication of the donation?
Well yea... PP is always under tons of scrutiny. I'm sure that they are VERY careful about these things because of situations like this. Again, why do you believe they aren't informed of this? Because CMP told you?
Just saying - going to research,
is that fully informing the women
whose baby's brains are being
put into monkey's and mice
that live and are experimented on;
what do you think would happen
if they were really fully informed?
Irrelevant, nor do I care.
So you are certain they are all fully informed?
I mean really fully informed?
That a being may be created with the brain
of their baby and may live with the brain of
their baby and be tortured for research purposes?
I'm getting tired of repeating myself here...
Is not telling them really giving informed consent?
Really?
The last time you donated money to a charitable organization did they tell you everything that money could be used for broken down to a the smallest iteration?
originally posted by: noonebutme
a reply to: TheLegend
I'm pro-choice or, as you want to connotationally charge it, pro-abortion. 100%.
Some situations are out of our hands and in my opinion, it's the woman's final decision -- she's the one who has to carry the child for 9 months. Regardless of what a "man" may think or feel, he doesn't have to carry the child for 9 months in his body, hence why, in my opinion, the woman gets the deciding vote in any choice.
As for using body parts in research --I'm with boymonkey74. The fetus is dead and is being used to help understand and potentially cure incurable diseases and illnesses. I'm all for it.