Unborn Child a Parasite, a Tapeworm: Columnist

LifeSiteNews ^ | Hilary White and John Jalsevac

[Mack Truck]

Non artes, non scientia, non veritas. - Today's University of Michigan.

[uncbob]

Comparatively, a fetus is little more than a tapeworm. It is quite common for humans to annihilate parasites with medications or toxins, so why not allow for fetuses to suffer the same fate?"

In this guys case he is right he was nothing but a parasite

[Irish_Thatcherite]

If the unborn child is regarded as parasite, does this mean the UN will lift the ban on DDT? Sorry, I couldn't resist.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Did Shane have a mother, or was he born from an egg laid in a shittepile on the side of the road?

[My2Cents]

"I feel no guilt for my actions."

Exhibit A of a completely seared conscience, and probably a raving sociopath.

[LtKerst]

how sad

God loves you Shane

How sad.

[Rodentking]

I am a believer in abortion on demand: POST PARTUM ABORTION and on my demand only; but NEVER innocents in the womb. There are plenty of people the world would be better off without. What better solution than POST PARTUM ABORTION?

[attackcartoons]

Speaking of parasites...

I'd like to see what this girls financial aid, student loans, student housing, medical, and allowance from the pay-rents ammounts to.

http://www.attackcartoons.com


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[RegulatorCountry]

""The fetus is merely a wad of cells. A mere wad of cells doesn't equate to a fully functioning, living human being. A wad of cells cannot make its own cognitive decisions…"

And, you're a slightly larger wad of cells, Shane Krouse. Living you may well be, but full function appears to have eluded you. Should you make the decision, cognitively or otherwise, to cease being a tedious tapeworm upon society, you will affect the function of no life other than your own. Think about that, parasite, the next time you feel the need to diminish the humanity of the least among us.

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Comparatively, a fetus is little more than a tapeworm. It is quite common for humans to annihilate parasites with medications or toxins, so why not allow for fetuses to suffer the same fate?"

They really can't tell the difference a human being and a tapeworm? These people are warped.

[My2Cents]

krousesh@msu.edu

[uncbob]

A wad of cells cannot make its own cognitive decisions…

Yeah well babies can't either and are just as big parasite since you have to feed clothe bathe hosue them etc so why not toxify them off if too much of a bother

[Deepest South]

sophomore at Michigan State University the little guy likely does not even know how to choose a good beer and we are concerned what he thinks about life.

saw a great sign yesterday

Young men think old men are fools

old men KNOW young men are fools

[attackcartoons]

damnit...

[Yossarian]

Ah, this collumnists displays the brilliance and depth of thought commonplace at Moo U, otherwise known as Michigan State.

Yet another reason why I'm glad to me a Michigan Tech grad! Sure, there may be some liberals there, but the cold and on-campus gun-range tends to scare most of them off....

[Ronaldus Magnus]

The FreeRepublic discussion last week about the original column (with pictures of the "wads of cells").

Wad of Cells Does Not Equate to Human Life; Abortion Isn't Murder [sophomoric barf alert]

[Argus]

Krouse asks rhetorically, "How can you kill something that is not yet living?"

I'm guessing Krouse isn't a biology major.

[firebrand]

I have news for these people: a child is a "parasite" until about the age of 22. Or even later. If we're going to murder the language, let's slaughter it completely while we're at it.

[madprof98]

To me, this was the most frightening line of all:

"[Krouse] has reinvigorated a debate in our community that is important. A debate is good."

Suppose he had submitted a column arguing that black people were not human beings with rights that others should respect. No doubt that would "reinvigorate" debate, but I'm quite sure it would not have seen print in a college newspaper. These kids have minds of mush, but by sophomore year the mush has been poured into PC molds and is hardening fast.

The kids, of course, don't see that they are being brainwashed. They think their minds have been awakened by becoming immersed in the give-and-take of academic debate. They show it off by spouting rancid bilge like this boy's op-ed . . . or by defending such swill as the exercise of free speech.

[after dark]

Wow! Mr. Krouse sounds like a winner.

I think he is just a stupid sophomore trying to write things which will make his liberal professors happy.