Comments on: This Week in Eugenics!

By: Basil Sinisi

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By: Daniel Noe

Daniel Noe — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 02:48:28 +0000

Phil, you didn’t put the book in your mouth did you? :)

By: Phil

Phil — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 19:08:31 +0000

My kid goes to a Orthodox Jewish high school, and in the library there was a copy of John Glad’s “Future Human Evolution.” (It was sent by the author to the headmaster, who didn’t look at it. They don’t know each other. It was put into the library carelessly.) The book takes an apologetic tone towards eugenics. I noticed in the footnotes that he quotes David Irving and Norman Finkelstein. Though the book condemned (what he claimed was a minimal) role that eugenics played in the Holocaust, I still felt a bitter taste in my mouth after perusing the book.

Just thought you might like to know.

By: tannin

tannin — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 02:32:10 +0000

There are numerous examples, and i can think of several here in Canada over the last few years, where loving parents chose to help their children leave a world of extreme pain where there was no hope for a better future. I applaud their bravery; desperate acts based on true love .
In one case, a farm couple had a daughter who had lived for her 6/7 years of life in terrible physical pain, who could not be given any pain medication, and who the doctors every year ‘tried to help’, with no anaesthetic, with another operation. The young girl was also serverely mentally handicapped. Her Father killed her, and received a 10 year sentence. Her Mother stood by her husband for those ten years, suggesting to me, and most Canadians, that both parents had agreed that his desperate act was the parents final gift of love to their daughter.
Without ‘modern’ technology, to feed and hydrate the little girl, plus special drugs, she would not have survived the first month. Thus, for those who believe in ‘God’s will’, in the natural course of events, the baby would have died very shortly after birth.
Bless that man and his wife.

By: Ken

Ken — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 01:05:19 +0000

I’ve mentioned on here time and time again that:

1) China doesn’t force women to have abortions. In fact, the law specifically states that anyone doing so with be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Are some women forced to do so by shithead officials in podunk backwater villages? Unfortunately, yes. That is NOT, however, official policy and those officials are usually executed when found out. As they damn well should be.

2) China’s so-called “One Child Policy” is not eugenic in any way, shape, or form (I specificaly remember proving that before on this blog with several different sources, in two different languages). Nor does it even apply to a majority of the Chinese public, only 30%. And, of those 30%, most ignore it completely. In 9 out of 10 cases, if any punitive measures are taken it’s only a fine, which is based on a percentage the income of the mother so as not to be too expensive to pay.

And before anyone throws this one out there:

3) China does not require women to get permission from their workplaces to have babies. That is a baldfaced, blatant lie. That did happen in the 1950′s but certainly doesn’t now.

By: common_sense

common_sense — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 18:05:34 +0000

so tell me, how successful has China been with the one-child policy ? seems to me the population of China HAS DOUBLED since it’s inception. Maybe my math is wrong but I’d think they’d have had a decrease in population if it were really enforced. Or do they have another Mexico in some parallel universe at their southern border ?

you forgot one more Eugenics story Zonbie, although it’s more of a joke, it still gets passed aroud the internet daily:

it goes something like: hey, let’s let the libs have gay marriage, in 2 generations there will be no more libs as they’ll have bred themselves out of existence (author unknown)

By: BeukendaalMason

BeukendaalMason — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 13:47:12 +0000

Oooo, dat ebil George Erdel… making Bible quotes. How many people has he killed? How many have died due to his speeches? None?!? Egads, we must stop him!!! Of course you are agressively agitating against Muslims, right? Why? Well maybe due to the ethnic cleansings in Saudi Arabia (Christians and Jews), Iraq (Babylonians), Turkey (Christians and Armenians), Northern Cyprus (Cyprians), Egypt (Copts), Sudan (Blacks), Pakistan (Hindus, Sihks, and Christians), Southern Thailand (Buddhists), the “Palestinian Territories” and East Jerusalem (Jews and Christians)… and many, many more. I hope you havent overlooked all of those actual ethnic cleansings (and genocides), have you? Probably…

By: Bakunin

Bakunin — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 00:14:43 +0000

Of course then there is the Murfreesboro Anti-Mosque crusader conservative Congressional candidate, George Erdel, who expresses his support for the ethnic cleansing of arabs in Israel/Palestine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k-B5FVJJXI

By: Gork

Gork — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 00:23:29 +0000

Let us recognize that the process of natural selection would probably make Eugenics work. The problem is not that it can’t work. The problem is that making it work is nothing short of evil.

By: Daniel Noe

Daniel Noe — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 22:18:29 +0000

You know the rules: If eugenics develops a bad reputation, call it something else. Problem solved – until Zombie comes poking his nose around doing research, that is.