[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

You are blowing this way out proportion. You portray MR as a concentration camp worker tossing human bodies into an incinerator like something out of the Holocaust.

He invested in a company which develops systems to help dispose of medical waste that millions have others have invested in as well which sell billions of dollars worth of products and waste removal systems. The fact that a tiny number of these products and systems wound up in some abortion clinics does not make MR or any other Stericycle shareholders or investors guilty of practicing abortion IMHO.

[EternalVigilance]

“Products and systems”? Nice euphemism for taking huge sums of money to incinerate the bodies of millions of murdered babies.

What’s wrong with you?

[EternalVigilance]

You portray MR as a concentration camp worker tossing human bodies into an incinerator like something out of the Holocaust.

Are you kidding? You think he would touch this task himself? Hah. He would no more do that than Hitler would. That's what underlings are for.

But, in any case, you bring up an important point:

Can you explain the moral difference between murdering millions of Jews in a concentration camp and burning their bodies, ie the evidence, and what Stericycle does with millions of the bodies of innocent American babies?

Come on, man up.

[EternalVigilance]

Still awaiting your clear explanation of the moral difference is between what Nazi ovens were used for and what Stericycle ovens are used for.

Crematorium #3 at Birkenau

Stericycle's incinerating plant in Utah