Poll Question: What needs euthanesia - if you HAD to choose!
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Little unborn Leslie appears to have Down syndrome and once born won't have a "fulfilling" life vs. suffering Banjo who needs an expensive hip replacement?
Who needs putting down MORE?
...and "neither" don't count nohow except in Mr. Roger's neighborhood.
dstieger
13 years ago

Little unborn Leslie appears to have Down syndrome and once born won't have a "fulfilling" life vs. suffering Banjo who needs an expensive hip replacement?
Who needs putting down more?

bloody spaniard wrote:




Why do we have to choose just one?
bloody spaniard
13 years ago

Why do we have to choose just one?

dstieger wrote:




If you HAD to choose... the fact that you are frozen with the deer look speaks droves. Both are EQUALLY important to you. That's cool.
fiddler898
13 years ago
How about we leave it to Little Unborn Leslie's parents and Banjo's owner. I doubt they want a bunch of CBidders making their decisions for them.

Or Congress, for that matter.
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Seems like we've come a looooong way. This should have been a no-brainer. Very sad.
We are unable to make moral choices without legislative guidelines to guide us. Apparently no right or wrong here...
HockeyDad
13 years ago
Lose Timmy. He'll cost more long term.

Viva la Death Panels!
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Finally, an honest answer with a logical explanation.=d>
I see soylent green. Hell, I can practically taste it.
victor809
13 years ago
Why is the downs syndrome a factor?
Kill the kid. It will likely annoy me at some point in time in my life. Dogs rarely do so, and this one will be dead soon anyway.
bloody spaniard
13 years ago

Why is the downs syndrome a factor?
Kill the kid. It will likely annoy me at some point in time in my life. Dogs rarely do so, and this one will be dead soon anyway.

victor809 wrote:




I want YOU on my death panel!
(It'll be this Walter Brennan's best chance to survive against unborn Corky and wormy Rex)
DadZilla3
13 years ago
I need more information, so I can make the most compassionate choice possible...








Did Leslie's parents vote for Obama? 🤔
bloody spaniard
13 years ago

I need more information, so I can make the most compassionate choice possible...
Did Leslie's parents vote for Obama? 🤔

DadZilla3 wrote:



So what you're saying is that there may be a genetic history & family predisposition to Down's which needs to be nipped in the bud? 🤔
Interesting suppository.
paulkeck
13 years ago
But who but God knows she wont live a happy and fulfilling life?
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Why is the downs syndrome a factor?

victor809 wrote:




Because it will surely cost more than just an average American. (Uneducated...slack jawed...government dependent)
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
You don't get it. To Victor every unborn child is a potential pockmark with some sort of yet undiscovered Down's that will waste limited resources.

...and I agree, Paul.
DadZilla3
13 years ago

Because it will surely cost more than just an average American. (Uneducated...slack jawed...government dependent)

HockeyDad wrote:


Using those guidelines, that group already includes about fifty million people.
borndead1
13 years ago
Down's Syndrome isn't that horrible an affliction. You should have said "brain dead" or "limbless" or something.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Using those guidelines, that group already includes about fifty million people.

DadZilla3 wrote:



You low-balling that estimate?!
drywalldog
13 years ago
Or spineless(French)
Gene363
13 years ago
Nuke both families from orbit, it's the only sure way to eliminate their DNA from the gene pool.



OK, you can save them both, but ya gotta abort three more babies to make up for the resources they will use.

8trackdisco
13 years ago

Little unborn Leslie appears to have Down syndrome and once born won't have a "fulfilling" life vs. suffering Banjo who needs an expensive hip replacement?
Who needs putting down MORE?
...and "neither" don't count nohow except in Mr. Roger's neighborhood.

bloody spaniard wrote:



It's easier to end the dog's life.

If my dad had a broken hip, and my dog had Downes, it would be a tough decision. But in the end I would go to the funeral with my dog.
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