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Posted: 10-29-07 18:34pm

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Posted: 10-29-07 21:57pm



"Snowflake" because they are frozen?

Several comments arose as I read the pdf file...

1. How incredibly selfish these people are. The story told by a mother says; "I could experience wearing maternity clothes, attend prenatal classes"...etc. The next time someone spouts off about the selfishness of abortion, they are getting a link to this article.

2. Along the same lines, they have to thaw embryos for this procedure. This same story states that they thawed five, and only three survived. Shocked
I guess that's okay, since it's God's will to kill those embryos that they become parents...I mean, that's why they were sterile and he put IVF in their path.

In a related note,
I've never really cared much about IVF, but you have really helped educate me futureshock; thank you.
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Posted: 10-30-07 07:12am

What the frick does George Bush have to do with adopting embryos? Confused

...Wait, so the main reason for using someone else's embryo instead of just adopting is convenience when it comes to medical records? That's insane. There are kids rotting away in foster care who need loving families, but you don't want them because you don't know their medical history? You suck.
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Posted: 10-30-07 14:19pm

Birch wrote:


In a related note,
I've never really cared much about IVF, but you have really helped educate me futureshock; thank you.


I cannot tell you how much I appreciate that comment. Thank-you. Smile
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Posted: 10-30-07 16:39pm

I have to say, IVF is a scary concept to me.

Because it just provides a way for the upper class to have more children, healthier children, stronger children, than the middle and lower classes.

Insurance doesn't often cover it.... and it's really expensive. Only rich people can afford it, only rich people can afford to be sure that they will have perfect little children.

We don't need a bigger upper class.
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Posted: 10-30-07 18:30pm

Georgia59 wrote:
I have to say, IVF is a scary concept to me.

Because it just provides a way for the upper class to have more children, healthier children, stronger children, than the middle and lower classes.

How do they get healthier and stronger children from IVF?
Georgia59 wrote:


Insurance doesn't often cover it.... and it's really expensive. Only rich people can afford it, only rich people can afford to be sure that they will have perfect little children.

We don't need a bigger upper class.


How are IVF children perfect, and why do you think IVF will cause a larger upper class?

And what would be bad about having a larger upper class?
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Posted: 11-06-07 03:43am

OMFG...I thought adopting embryos was an absurd joke--until the pro fetus woman chimed in and said her group was grateful to know about the cluster you mentioned, they are looking for MORE TO ADOPT????

I now know the world has gone mad.

How in hell is THAT the Christian thing to do?? IS not the plight of the LIVING much more dire and urgent than that of the FROZEN and not even HUMAN?????

The only answer is to study up on the bible and spew it back...liek the 144k that will be saved in the Rapture, for those 2 billion christians who believe in the rapture...(will it be you gettin' saved, or granny???) lmao

IF they paid HALF as much attention to remedying foster care as they did to this ABSURD notion that god wants them to save CLUMPS OF CELLS IN STRANGERS" BODIES....the world would be a halfway decent place.

One pro fetus person asked why only THEY were getting asked if they fostered children (HOW BOUT ADOPTION?!?!?!?) ANSWER::: Cause y'all bring the idea up that adoption will solve the world's ills. Everyone wil be happy if the wicked women who get pregnant and dont' want to be would jsut have the babies and then surrender them to strangers. THAT"S WHY.

ARGHHHHHH...leave us and our internal organs ALONE!!!!!



sorry...this is the craziest thing I've heard...I mean--am I having a psychotic break (again...lol)??? I need to go to bed. In the mean time, could one of you kind early risers or brits, if avail, leave a note if this is real or not, cause I'm starting to freak out!!!!!! like not in a funny way. have they really finally pushed me over the edge? omg...wow. ok. oh god. This cannot be true. it's too absurd. geeeeez. ciao
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Posted: 11-06-07 13:55pm

This is real. George Bush (and the Pope) even endorsed it himself. Bush went to see the Pope when he was trying to figure out what to do about stem cell research funding. The Pope told Bush not to allow experiments on the frozen, unwanted embryos, but instead to have "good Catholic women" impregnate themselves with the embryos, give birth to them, and put them up for adoption in good homes.


LOLZZZZZZZZZZZ!

TRUE TRUE TRUE.

The Snowflake adoption program skips the good catholic middlewoman and gives embryos right to adoptive families and the adoptive women themselves give birth to them. When Bush vetoed the stem cell funding, he had snowflake children surrounding him.
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Posted: 11-06-07 13:55pm

futureshock wrote:
Georgia59 wrote:
I have to say, IVF is a scary concept to me.

Because it just provides a way for the upper class to have more children, healthier children, stronger children, than the middle and lower classes.

How do they get healthier and stronger children from IVF?
Georgia59 wrote:


Insurance doesn't often cover it.... and it's really expensive. Only rich people can afford it, only rich people can afford to be sure that they will have perfect little children.

We don't need a bigger upper class.


How are IVF children perfect, and why do you think IVF will cause a larger upper class?

And what would be bad about having a larger upper class?


Sorry I missed this but I think we've hashed out all we can on the other thread. When I say that IVF can cause healthier children, I mean that embryoes chosen in IVF have things listed such as genetic diseases that they may carry, and women can choose which embryo they want based on likely health. Therefore, (not in current practice but perhaps in the near future) it could end up that families who can't afford IVF aren't able to have healthy children (not all, but some) and therefore the upper class would be having all the healthy babies.

Having a significanlty larger upper class compared to the middle/lower classes is detrimental to the standard of living of a society- as the upper class becomes dominant, the needs of the lower/middle classes aren't met and they only get worse off. The gap between lower and upper classes is often used as a measure of the economic stability of a country.
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Posted: 11-06-07 14:00pm

Go to the link at the bottom to see the picture of Bush surrounded by snowflake babies.

Snowflake Babies
If there is any doubt that embryos
are living human beings, it should
have been resolved by what
President George W. Bush did when
he vetoed the embryonic stem cell
research bill last summer. He
surrounded himself with a large group of
babies who were destined for
destruction as embryos but were
rescued by courageous women who
adopted them and gave them a chance
for life.
They are called snowflake babies
because they spent part of their lives
frozen in fertility clinics. While the
creation of embryos in laboratories is
immoral, adopting embryos is a heroic
act of agape – and human solidarity
William B. May is Chairman of Catholics for the Common Good
Appeared on www.catholicexchange.com
ht tp://www.ccgaction.com/downloads/StemCellR esearchisGood.pdf
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Posted: 11-06-07 14:02pm

Thanks for that response, Georgia. Smile
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Posted: 11-06-07 14:10pm

The snowflake thing is creepy though. Talk about using women's bodies as a means to support your cause.

Catholicism would be very different if women ran things.
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Posted: 11-06-07 15:29pm

Agreed on both counts, Georgia!
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Posted: 11-07-07 00:21am

well, it's the weirdest/most bizzare/horribel thing I've heard since "gearge W elected to second term" and before that planes flying into American buildings and PA field...

but it does leave me feeling a little on the edge of how much of this "reality" I think I can take...
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Posted: 11-07-07 07:40am

I agree completely. It is to our shame as a nation that he was re-elected. (Or elected for the first time, since in his first term he wasn't actually elected, more like selected.
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