scudsucker
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I don't think the two are the same, but the circumstances are suspicious. However, Xarog was madder than GGBM.FTFY - he changed his username![]()
I don't think the two are the same, but the circumstances are suspicious. However, Xarog was madder than GGBM.FTFY - he changed his username![]()
You are the one who is engaging dishonestly, asserting without providing any evidence that the video has been debunked, ignoring the government forensic auditors from 2019 that actually endorsed its legitimacy, while crying constantly that what you have been presented with doesn't meet your arbitrary standards.To be honest, I am far more likely to ignore you than Emjay. At least she is mature enough to discuss differing opinions with a level of honesty.
Oh Emjay! You have brought up the Xarog logical fallacy; wherein a poster posts an insanely long video and expects people to watch that batshit for hours before rebutting each "point" posited in said video.
Sorry, but no. Use your words.
Small children are so cute!You are the one who is engaging dishonestly, asserting without providing any evidence that the video has been debunked, ignoring the government forensic auditors from 2019 that actually endorsed its legitimacy, while crying constantly that what you have been presented with doesn't meet your arbitrary standards.
So ya, please do ignore me.
SHOW. THE. MARKET. Prove that foetal tissue sales even exist outside your highly edited video where 'undercover' agent provocateurs obtained "damning" footage of someone from Planned Parenthood "selling" foetal tissue.It's not bat ****, scud. It's undercover footage of some very disturbing conversations. There is zero commentary or anyone's opinions. What I am saying is that you have pre-judged something without giving it *any* due consideration. If you don't want to, that's cool too. If you don't care, don't watch it. But please don't try debunk this point of view when you don't want to engage with the content. My words mean very little as (at least in this thread) every discussion is done along partisan lines, and done with the very same sort of suspicion and close mindedness. I am guilty of this, and so are others. I am asking that you be cognizant of that.
SHOW. THE. MARKET. Prove that foetal tissue sales even exist outside your highly edited video where 'undercover' agent provocateurs obtained "damning" footage of some one from Planned Parenthood "selling" foetal tissue.
If you can show me one - just one - entity/person /company that buys illegally obtain
obtained foetal tissue I'll concede; even though the volume of foetal tissue produced (and destroyed) by abortions will overwhelm that single example...
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-fetal-tissue-20171209-story.htmlSHOW. THE. MARKET. Prove that foetal tissue sales even exist outside your highly edited video where 'undercover' agent provocateurs obtained "damning" footage of someone from Planned Parenthood "selling" foetal tissue.
If you can show me one - just one - entity/person/company that buys illegally
obtained foetal tissue I'll concede; even though the volume of foetal tissue produced (and destroyed) by abortions will overwhelm that single example...
Prosecutors opened an investigation into the companies in September 2015 after a complaint was submitted by Irvine-based Center for Medical Progress. The anti-abortion group gained national attention in 2015 after releasing a video showing Planned Parenthood affiliates discussing the sale of aborted fetuses.
In October 2016, prosecutors filed a complaint against the companies in Orange County Superior Court alleging unlawful, unfair and fraudulent business practices.
The lawsuit accused the companies of illegally selling cells from fetal brain tissue for up to $1,100 per vial from 2009 to 2015, prosecutors said. Fetal tissue and cells were sold to pharmaceutical companies and academic institutions in Japan, China, Singapore, South Korea, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, the Netherlands, Canada and the United Kingdom, authorities said.
Somehow I don't see the word "sales" here. Could it be that the tissues were ... gasp ... donated?WATCH. THE. VIDEOS. THAT. WERE. CONFIRMED. BY. A. PANEL. OF. THREE. JUDGES. FROM. THE. APPEALS. COURT.
Somehow I don't see the word "sales" here. Could it be that the tissues were ... gasp ... donated?
Oh. Yes. Yes, that indeed looms to be the case. Is it unethical? Yes. Is it selling tissue - as Emjay & GGBM fantasize about? - no.
The lawsuit accused the companies of illegally selling cells from fetal brain tissue for up to $1,100 per vial from 2009 to 2015, prosecutors said. Fetal tissue and cells were sold to pharmaceutical companies and academic institutions in Japan, China, Singapore, South Korea, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, the Netherlands, Canada and the United Kingdom, authorities said.
Oh
Ooh. Scary stuff. Every single abortion may end up in a vial. LET'S ALL BAN ABORTION.
You realise that by your own numbers, the 10 to 15% of women (based on your own claims and "sources") who have an abortion will glut whatever "market" (which you have not yet defined) there exists for foetus parts?
Would you care to show any actual use case for any part of foetuses that is not already catered to by use of harvested stem cells?
Just so you can claim to make sense!
I am not making an argument to stop abortions because of what is happening here. This is just part of the depravity of this whole debate, and it is interesting that it is not a national main stream media frenzy. The moral implications of selling women's baby tissue are pretty big ones.
An elegant and classy way to exit the debate. My salutations.Next time read slower. We are done here.
I don't see anything in your source that would justify such a claim.
On the other hand:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5678377/
Edit: https://www.guttmacher.org/news-rel...ence-us-women-despite-dramatic-declines-rates
This source is more up to date and supports the 1/4 number Emjay quoted.
Abortion is a common medical procedure and an important component of public health.1,2 In 2014, 926 190 abortions were performed in the United States; the abortion rate was 14.6 abortions per 1000 women aged 15 to 44 years, meaning that in that year 1.5% of women of reproductive age had an abortion.3 In 2008, it was estimated that 30% of women aged 15 to 44 years would have an abortion by age 45 years if the prevailing rate continued,4 and this figure is often used to demonstrate the commonality of abortion.2,5However, the abortion rate has declined substantially since that time—14% between 2011 and 2014 alone3—and it is likely that the estimate of the lifetime incidence of abortion has also declined.
Right, and from 2008 to 2014 it dropped from 30% to 25%. Point?From your same source and the same block that you quoted though
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5678377/
so basically your figures were based on an estimation and then the statistics showed the numbers dropping
Right, and from 2008 to 2014 it dropped from 30% to 25%. Point?
in 2014, 926 190 abortions were performed in the United States; the abortion rate was 14.6 abortions per 1000 women aged 15 to 44 years, meaning that in that year 1.5% of women of reproductive age had an abortion.
You know that comparing the yearly abortion rate to the lifetime abortion rate is comparing apples and oranges, right?it did not drop from 30% it was estimated to BE 30% if the trend carried on, however the trend declined in 2014 it was 1.5%
You want to discuss the economics of selling baby tissue? If you want to do that, you need to understand the use of digoxin (which kills the baby before it is ripped apart) and how many abortions happen in the later stages of pregnancy. Digoxin destroys the tissue and viability of stem cells, so it is not used. Oh, and a baby can feel pain at that stage. Tissue harvest is not possible from abortions that use the suction and chemical methods, which is generally the procedures that are done early on. I think chemical abortions only happen up to 10 weeks. Suction up to 18, depending on the size of the baby.
Does the frequency talk to the morality of this, scudsucker?
I don't think the two are the same, but the circumstances are suspicious. However, Xarog was madder than GGBM.
You know that comparing the yearly abortion rate to the lifetime abortion rate is comparing apples and oranges, right?
You clearly didn't look at the link at the bottom of my post.If the yearly abortion rate is 1.5% and is being shown to be declining would this not mean that your average over the lifetime abortion would be about 1.5%? or do you actually have the lifetime abortion rate statistics on hand?
You don't know what you are talking about.The irony I find though is that you posted that statistic to argue almightybenders figures (to try and prove closer to 30% figure than 1.5%) but now that you have been shown the irregularities in your own post you now claiming comparing apples to oranges![]()