I hear that... I love the better than statements too.
Maybe it would be better knowing you have this trait not to have children? Maybe they should have discussed that in depth way before? Nevermind... I guess that's too cruel for the adults.
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Like my terrible two toddler that's getting on my nerves? I could call it a ten trimester post abortion. Or my teenagers... oh boy... outta here. Or my grandma, who left me something in the will... is ill and I just can't take care of her anymore? Plus the meds and other bills... Gone.
What the hey, since they're screening... maybe they can take the spare parts... it's all relative. "It's for the good of the people... it could be worse you know.
It's like the new "ethical" "embryonic" stem cells. Remove one cell at the eight cell stage (nevermind how many more times it had to multiply... we're stupid you know), and state it could go on to grow normal... yep, that cell that would have divided a few more times was there for no reason... yep, I believe that... ethical... embryonic. Nothing lacking.
The search for perfection... screen out all abnormalties... that really worked out well for Hitler... and Margaret Sanger is the mother of many diseases, broken marriages, adultery and no responsibility for the bad 'private choices' (that could be thought about ahead... but that would be too easy), paid for by the taxpayer in most cases. See the rates of suicide, drug use and general non-existant self-esteem for young girls and women, and the get out of jail free/no responsibility card for the men. Don't get me started on the underage rapes... after all, you don't have to take them to the abortion clinic now, you can go purchase Plan B for the underage tot and no one's the wiser. Yep... see the elderly and disabled taken out (their lives are not productive, they're faulty). Brave? New World.
If one can justify destroying a life that is not considered *perfect* at that early stage, it'll eventually reach those worse stages. Once that becomes normal and people get used to thinking along those lines, the next step is a little easier to take.