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Originally posted by Dasher
reply to post by Unity_99
The office of power that you take by your words is far greater than you are able to exercise without becoming a criminal yourself. Many things are best left to Life to resolve. Many things are beyond the scope of any physical chains. Jailing those whom you disagree with simply makes you an evil master (despite whether or not they are actually an evil servant).
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by RealSpoke
If a child is so malformed to be brain malfunctioned and require an permanent machinery to live, that is something that would take consultations and I'm sure it already does everywhere.
But if a child is handicapped or malformed, but only needs intervention for some time, and is conscious, I don't agree with anyone having life and death over anyone else.
And babies ARE PEOPLE.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
reply to post by Sparky63
Maybe they won't be considered a human with full rights to life until they are 4 or 5 and develop the ability to form memories about their experiences.
Or they won't be considered humans if they do not like the government and the banksters.
You see kids being arrested or tasered in primary schools for thought crimes... how long before they get euthanized by the state? 5 years? 10 years?
Originally posted by Marid Audran
And they are absolutely right.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
And they are absolutely right.
Source: Mayo Clinic
Week 6: The neural tube closes
Growth is rapid this week. Just four weeks after conception, the neural tube along your baby's back is closing and your baby's heart is pumping blood.
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by Dasher
Are you out of your tree? Because if you think we are here to allow a small group of corrupt devils to take humanity down to hell, and not use our Throat Chakra To Speak Up For Truth. Then you are mistaking the tests altogether which may be understandable.
I've heard masons talk like that and they are so corrupted they call dark light and light dark, they call bitter sweet and sweet bitter.
They don't get any of it apparently. They're quite worthy of compassion actually and need our intercession.
There may be free will here, but there is still Right and Wrong, Up and Down the Progression/Regression Ladder.
And there are laws, basic common laws that protect life. All civlized nations have them already in place.edit on 29-2-2012 by Unity_99 because: (no reason given)
Katie Apostolides, who has Down Syndrome, graduated in 2009 from Mount Aloysius College in Cresson, Pennsylvania with an associate's degree in science. This makes her one of the first (if not the first) individuals with Down Syndrome to complete a post-secondary degree. She has had a number of news articles follow her academic progress, including one in the New York Times,which noted that "she is at the forefront of a wave of cognitively challenged students who are demanding, and gaining, a place on campus nationwide.
The immediate goal of reconstructive surgery is to improve the appearance of the face. Surgical procedures used toward this goal include partial resection of the tongue, correction of the down-turned lip, lifting of the nasal bridge, removal of fat from the neck, placing implants in the zygomatic bones (cheeks), removing the epicanthal folds and making the palpebral fissures more horizontal. Several studies have been published by surgeons showing approval by parents of the results of plastic surgery(2,3,4). However, one of these studies(2) also showed that independent raters found no improvement in appearance.
The purpose of the surgery, however, is not merely to improve appearance but to improve social acceptance of people with Down syndrome. One study has suggested that people with Down syndrome are subject to decreased acceptance by their peers on the basis of facial features alone(6). The argument on behalf of facial reconstruction states that as parental expectations for school achievement and job opportunities increase, that modifying the face (along with the conventional therapies) can increase the opportunities for success in society.