[Wolfstar]

Dumbest way to start an argument that I have ever seen, but hey it's your nickel.

Not interested in an argument, but a discussion. It's unfortunate that you consider an attempt to explore the question "dumb." In any case, for the "dumb" among us, would you care to expand on your analogy?

[PatrickHenry]

Archival ping (marginal).

[highlander_UW]

Texas Transplant: Dumbest way to start an argument that I have ever seen, but hey it's your nickel.

Wolfstar: Not interested in an argument, but a discussion. It's unfortunate that you consider an attempt to explore the question "dumb."

Your response reflects your dishonesty. Texas Transplant did not say the topic was dumb, or to discuss it was dumb...they said the way you attempted to start the topic was dumb...and I believe they are correct in their assumption that your intent was not discussion but argument...but don't let me get in the way of your crusade against anyone that sees value in human life...even when the bodies are imperfect.

BTW, try talking to some parents of children with Downs syndrome and tell them that their children aren't valuable...see if they agree with you.

[TexasTransplant]

>>>"It's unfortunate that you consider an attempt to explore the question "dumb."<<<
If "Perfection" is your baseline and "Defect" is the anomaly you have listed many in the "defect" category, could you post a comparable list (for comparison) of "Perfection"

In my Original post I mentioned I-10 and a Pothole, another analogy would be say a Christmas Tree Farm from a distance where all the Christmas Trees look "Perfect" but the closer you get you realize that they aren't. I guess "Perfection" is easier to attain from a great distance.

And I disagree, your intent is to start an argument, you spent way too much time on prep of the post to settle for anything less. I'd stick around but I won't waste my time on a disingenuous assumption of intent.

TT