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To: Paul C. Jesup

Statistically, if 1/100 of one percent (.001%) of society has sexual birth defects, this poses very little threat to the fabric of a healthy society.

Using a genetic anomaly as a justification for sentencing a huge number of innocent kids to life without either a mommy or a daddy is illogical and mathematically unsound.


103 posted on 10/19/2004 9:45:32 PM PDT by TaxRelief
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To: TaxRelief
Statistically, if 1/100 of one percent (.001%) of society has sexual birth defects, this poses very little threat to the fabric of a healthy society.

Actually that is the statistics (one in 10,000) for transsexuals. When more minor forms of genitial birth defects are compiled together the rate can be as high as 1 out of 250 to 500 people.

Using a genetic anomaly as a justification for sentencing a huge number of innocent kids to life without either a mommy or a daddy is illogical and mathematically unsound.

There is a logic gap in the above statement. How exactly does ones person's genetic anomaly prevent other children from having a mommy or a daddy?

113 posted on 10/19/2004 9:56:52 PM PDT by Paul C. Jesup
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To: TaxRelief; Paul C. Jesup

Allowing the anomaly to define the norm is idiocy.


116 posted on 10/19/2004 9:58:23 PM PDT by narses (If you want ON or OFF my Catholic Ping List email me. + http://www.alamo-girl.com/)
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