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I am upset by any circumstance where the constitution is being trampled regardless of the situation. If the constitution is respected and obeyed then I would accept that authority. I am not saying that I would agree but I would accept. The problem I have is that a population of between 318 million to 319 million people are ruled by five lawyers.
If you think for a moment that this is a one shot deal then you are very naive. This nation is is now destroyed from its intent.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
originally posted by: demondonna
I do not believe he should be fixed. If these differences were gone I feel part of my sons personality would be too. That would devastate me. He's a happy lad most of the time. I would love for him to be a little biut more social but other than that by boy is what he is and i love him regardless.
Of course you do but how do you think he feels? I am sure he would like to be able to do all the things others kids are doing and at their levels.
In any cases it would be up to the parents to decide if defects prevention is is something they want or do not want. Some parents want a 30 years old man child they can coddle their whole life.
originally posted by: Seede
a reply to: windword
APPLAUSE!
Thank you wrong way windy and your funny little buddies. Just sitting here with some theological friends who wanted to see for themselves the lack of intelligence. It was amusing.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: demondonna
If you want to raise a child that will suffer emotional, adjustment, developmental and social issues, all the power too you.
That is your choice.
My choice would be to prevent such things. I do not blame parents that have different goals for their children. If they want to overcome or prevent things that maybe keep their children from meeting goals they set, all the power to them.
If there is prevention and/or treatment, no one should be able to stop parents from seeking such means.
My girlfriends sister that took her son for stem cell treatment did nothing wrong and was only trying to give him the best life in her opinion. And I agree with her.
originally posted by: Seede
a reply to: windword
APPLAUSE!
Thank you wrong way windy and your funny little buddies. Just sitting here with some theological friends who wanted to see for themselves the lack of intelligence. It was amusing.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: akushla99
Yes there are many groups trying to prevent medical research that would prevent homosexuality and others birth defects.
The title of the thread was "why is same-sex marriage wrong"
I stated that the premise of the open was wrong.
I also presented numerous peer reviewed papers supporting my points.
Usually the bible thumpers like to say that it is a choice. I was expecting to debate them as well but not takers.
ironically given the facts and a likely way to prevent such birth defects being up to the parents, homosexuality may be very soon in fact be a choice.
Does the parent decide to accepted the risks of out of control androgens levels subsequently causing birthdefects and should sociaty bear the burden of that choice?
When LGBT members spent such time and effort trying to get everyone to believe it is normal only to have science refuted that assertion peoples feelings get hurt.
Should we hide from such facts based on hurting someones feelings?
i find it funny to read this sort of post from someone who appears to be implying their intelligence is superior in comparison. and yet, all evidence suggests that it is for LACK of something intelligent to say that you resort to such unbecoming and, quite frankly, vulgar attacks that have nothing at all to do with the actual topic. but i guess if you gotta do it, do it online. that way no one can put dirt in your eye.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: akushla99
Yes there are many groups trying to prevent medical research that would prevent homosexuality and others birth defects.
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correcting hormones in the womb may not address the way things turn out...so, the argument is a moot one
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: akushla99
I do not considered medical advancement a burden but an inevitability of progress.
correcting hormones in the womb may not address the way things turn out...so, the argument is a moot one
I and the peer reviewed studies disagree with that statement.
Preventing birthdefects is another inevitability. Unless the world turns into mad max people like Dr. Maria New and Dr. William Rice will continue to fight defects causing anomalies wether you agree with it or not.
Unfortunately ideologues on both sides will illogically oppose both recent scientific findings and subsequent remedial action.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: Rex282
I sugest you read and try to refuted my posts or peer reviewed studies I posted on the last pages rather thank make hasty generalizations and ad hominem.
If you have a particular point to make with reguard to one of my older posts please do, but I am not going to spam the thread with points I have already made.
originally posted by: alphastrike101
a reply to: akushla99
There is already ongoing clinical trials with the use of dexamethasone to prevent such congenital disfunctions. With positive results from previous studies by Dr. New.
So it will and is currently in out life time.
Thalidomide issued over the counter as a cure all over half a century ago is a non sequitur.
It in fact is still used to treat a number of sicknesses to this day including sarcoidosis ,graft-versus-host disease, rheumatoid arthritis and others.