JDG wrote: > >> Let me ask you again. Do you think we should tailor our laws to >> remedy the shortcomings of the Chinese social system? > > I still have no idea what you mean by this. I merely think that if > the Chinese Communists think that a certain procedure is too > gruesome to allow in their own country, that should be a strong > tipoff that we shouldn't be allowing it in our own country either. > This logic is false. Chinese "Communists" [I would not call them Commies, but Extreme-Corporate-Capitalists - China seems like a huge Capitalist Corporation to me :-)] think lots of other things gruesome - like making movies that mock their CEOs or Directors - so this should not be a parameter to evaluate the gruesomeness of anything.
What if China bans breasts implants? [*] Alberto Monteiro [*] I am aesthetically biased against breast implants, except in a few cases of females that are extremely mammalially challenged, but I would never think that the desire to have artificial breasts should be prohibited. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
