While Canadians are debating the “merits” of “genetic termination” or the lack thereof, the Dutch are also busy debating two aspects of modern-day eugenics - first the use of aborted and miscarried babies for lethal, non-therapeutic medical experimentation and as a source of spare body parts, and secondly, the extension of the “right” to euthanazia to incurably ill youth age twelve and over. Further East, the Czech parliament has begun a full-scale investigation of the death of at least 49 seriously ill patients at a teaching hospital in Ostrava, who were alive, but declared dead, so that their organs could be harvested for organ transplantation. The Michael Fund Instead of Pro-Abortion, March of Dimes The Michael Fund ^ | 01.31.03
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Sadly, we are already authorizing this ghoulish practice with intentionally terminated fetuses. It would be instructive (though not precisely pertinent to this discussion) to search out information on the fetal tissue industry. The presence of tissue harvesters in abortion 'clinics' is already affecting the timing of some abortions, opting for later rather than sooner abortions in some cases because of the 'more differentiated tissues' that are to harvested for sale to research facilities. These harvesters are not paying directly into the aborticutionist's pocket for the body parts or whole bodies, instead they 'rent' space and the right to pick and choose which about to be aborted pregnancies they want to dissect for body parts. In my honest opinion, that too is cannibalism of individual human lives, with the twist, of course, that parts are taken from dead children ... in most cases.