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June 16, 2011 3:31 pm GMT -5
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Just give everyone a lobotomy. There’s your perfection.
Ah yes systematically wiping out people with “genetic impurities” is much better than treating congenital diseases
but seriously start with yourself
Wow, you are derpy. It’s a joke. Pfffffffff… image/title… uh…
Define “perfect”.
Perfect for me is imperfection. I have been lucky enough to have dated/married some girls I thought were perfect, despite their imperfections. I think it is a state of mind. I’m confined to a wheelchair because I was shot by an idiot, but I still have moments when I think my life is pretty perfect. In fact, the last girl I had sex with had multiple orgasms within two minutes… she said that had never happened before. That made me happy… and seemed perfect at the time. It’s all about confidence (and having a dick that’s slightly above average). I mean, I can’t move that much, and I pleased this chick more than any “capable” man ever has… something is perfect about that.
Dude. High five your awesome self. =D
Thanks, miss! Yes, agreed.
to answer you, just think a little bit, eugenics are already applied as we speak
now in north america it may be another question, because of the tradition of pro and anti abortion, but afaik, when your baby is going to be abnormal, the foetus is aborted
not so much handicapped
not so much ppl with birh defects as 1 arm or 3 legs or no head (strangely, all the pics of such gents come from india or other 3rd world countries)
This is true.
Sorry, but WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?
(I happen to live in a country with no legal abortion at the moment…)
but you do have a point, lots more broken hedded babbies ’round these parts.
Eugenics is the “applied science or the bio-social movement which advocates the use of practices aimed at improving the genetic composition of a population,” usually referring to human populations.[2] Eugenics was widely popular in the early decades of the 20th century,[3] but by the late 20th century it had fallen into disfavor, having become associated with Nazi Germany. Both the public and some elements of the scientific community have associated eugenics with Nazi abuses, such as enforced “racial hygiene“, human experimentation, and the extermination of “undesired” population groups. However, developments in genetic, genomic, and reproductive technologies at the end of the 20th century have raised many new questions and concerns about the meaning of eugenics and its ethical and moral status in the modern era, effectively creating a resurgence of interest in eugenics