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Old 28-09-2005, 23:18   #26
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Re: Virgin conception' first for UK

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Originally Posted by Russ D
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You made a vague statement, seeming based on the "man was not meant to know" principle and assumed that I would go "oh, well Russ says so, therefore it must be right!"
Ah, reasoned debate? Sorry my bad, what I meant was 'pressumption debate'
Now that point *is* beyond me since I have no idea what you're talking about.

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Bad analogy on your part really - I was talking about the power of creating life. Sustaining life (ie medicine) is a different matter.
Hmm, so what about IVF?
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This is humans tampering with a power we don't yet fully understand
We ,as a race, try things. We make mistakes. Hopefully we learn from those mistakes.
Good point.

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I think part of the problem is people tend to assume they have a RIGHT to a baby. It's not a right, it's a privilige. Although I can understand that is hard for people to understand.
You're right, I *do* find that hard to understand.

How exactly is having babies *not* a right?

I've not heard of any cases of someone being *denied* the right to have babies, not even people who have eg congenital diseases, except in certain totalitarian regimes.
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