[Platt]
Oh? How so? When was the last time Exxon threw anybody in jail or invaded a
country?

[Case]
Oh yeah I forgot to mention oil tanker disasters. I thought you wanted us to
go around invading countries isn't that how we spread liberty?

> [Case]
> Not at all. But the fact that you don't even know what they are says
> something about your grip on the facts.

[Platt]
Science and nature are not exactly copyrighted names of magazines like
The New Yorker and the Architectural Digest.

[Case]
Sure, whatever your say... [See comments above]

[Platt]
Guess you skipped the historical part and the scientists who promoted the
idea of selective breeding. But, selective reading is to be expected when
you don't want to know that science can do wrong.

[Case]
Selective breeding is a good thing. It has worked on domestic animals for
millennia. It was proposed as a good idea for humans more than a 1000 years
ago. It was practiced badly by the aristocracy of Europe. It is not the
science that makes eugenics bad it is the politics. It is a great idea that
is just not workable. Why do you keep bringing this up? No one in the
article you provided is saying anything about the science of eugenics it is
the politics that is problematic. 

[Platt]
You cry over the passenger pigeon, but children dying is fodder for your
sarcasm.  

[Case]
If children in the third world are suffering from neglect and disease my
guess is it is their fault for not being born into oil rich areas where US
foreign policy gives a damn. As one on the Wacko Right how many times have
you complained about spending tax dollars on foreign aid? Which party
routinely wants to end family planning funding to country's that include
abortions in their policies?

Children are dieing in the 3rd world and species are facing extinction
because liberals have been too tolerant of the Neanderthal Right. The lack
of healthy constructive moral outrage over stupidity is long overdo. 

Zowie that felt good! One more post like that and you will be able to hear
me beating my chest.

[Platt]
Yes. By all means. Let's decide facts by vote.

[Case]
Ok, you start the thread. You can even phrase the question. Slant it anyway
you like. I think you could be on the verge of at last bringing a true
consensus to the MoQ.

[Platt]
What's obscene is your holier-than-thou attitude.

[Case]
Sorry, I am new to it.

[Platt]
So you want to compare that to the death and destruction of wars in the last
100 years? Surely you just.

[Case]
Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #34: "War is good for business,"

Who is standing in the background with their hands out for more corporate
welfare? Boeing, McDonald-Douglas, Lockheed, General Electric, Halliburton,
The British West Indian Company. Oh yeah and Granddaddy Prescott Bush and
Great-Granddaddy George Herbert Walker, bankers to Hitler. Now there is an
argument for eugenics if I ever heard one.





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