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RU486 - something to be said for considered debate : Comments
By Andrew Laming, published 16/2/2006Where substantial ethical concerns exist, Parliament should retain the option to resume the power delegated to the Therapeutic Goods Adminsistration when required.
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I note you persist with your opinion that a fully chromosomed conceived human is not a living human until it breathes for itself. That is your right but it does not reflect the reality I observe.
That tiny form will never become a monkey even if transplanted into a monkey. And a tiny form of a monkey will never become a human if transplanted into the womb of a woman. It is a human being with potential as been previously stated, and not a potential human. Even as a newborn is a human with potential.
That Scout does not prefer to learn lessons from the hard experiences of her life is her decision. Scout introduced her experiences into the discussion as statements of fact to uphold her opinion. If she feels hurt by the discussion ensuing and the wisdom that could be learned from her decisions is not merely a religion that falls from heaven, but the effects of decisions made without preparedness for the consequences.
I've had to counsell young women who have been physically abused by their husband to take out court orders to restrict his abuse. So if the husband becomes violent toward themselves or the children they can call the police. Violence can be restricted by court orders, and a night in clink gives the husband time to think and cool down. These relationships are now well managed and there are children involved in reasonable families. In fact the children support their mothers and are achievers at school and in their lives.