Little Book of Horrors: Tracing a Deadly Legacy

Breakpoint ^ | 8/16/06 | Kim Moreland

[WorkingClassFilth]

Can't get the link to open. Will try later. Thanks.

[Zeroisanumber]

Interesting in that watching a car wreck sort of way.

[PatrickHenry]

Thanks.

[Valin]

Bump

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Thanks for the ping, I'm just bookmarking this for tomorrow.

[jmcenanly]

I'm sure the Culture of Death will find someone with similar "ethics."

So far they've found at least two

Peter Singer

Margaret Sanger

[8mmMauser]

Pinged from Terri AUGUST Dailies

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[doberville]

>>. . . defended his rather hypocritical actions by saying that he was rethinking the difficulty of euthanasia - in some cases. <<

Yes. It depends on whose cow is being gored, you see. . .

[T'wit]

Other prominent bioethicists:

Jack Dr. Death Kevorkian; (the late) Dr. Ronald Cranford; Arthur Caplan, U Penn bioethics department; Ted Bundy, the most charming and well spoken of the four.

[editor-surveyor]

This is an important part of the debate, and relates directly to the current push to normalize 'evolution.'

[labette]

"For a long time, I did not understand how a civilized society (as the US, England, and Germany were) in the 30's could not only accept such things as involuntary sterilization and abortions, but go even beyond them to the mass killings in Germany and the Soviet Union.

There is a way that seems right to a man, But its end is the way of death.

[Elsie]

The horror of Nazi human experimentation is well documented.

The problem is that the Nazi's did not CONSIDER them to be human; therefore it is ok, as we have allowed experimentation of and on animals (PETA be damned!)

Now, after abortion, we (in our superior wisdom) have declared that unborn humans (OOPS! FETUSES) are not 'human' either, therefore we can kill them.

The moral highground has ALREADY BEEN LOST, so boohooing over 'cell' experimentation is pissing in the wind.

We got off the path long ago, and to right any wrongs that are occuring now REQUIRES a return to the point of departure.

[Elsie]

nearly 50 ^million lives

 

is made like this:

 

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[Elsie]

...and then they came for me!

[MrEdd]

nearly 50 ^million lives

is made like this:

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I know. I was referencing Ra^thergate.

[Elsie]

;^)