razorace

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-13-2003, 3:51 PM
#80

Originally posted by matt-windu He said to imagine they were in a similar situation. Well, if they had been in that situation, I'm sure they'd have done what was the right thing to do based on what my quality of life would have been. This arguement... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-13-2003, 7:39 AM
#74

For those wanting to abort their child, imagine this for a moment. Imagine your parents in the same situation. They could have EASILY and just as much aborted you, but they didn't. So don't you think you should give your child the same opportunity at... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-12-2003, 3:44 PM
#71

Originally posted by Reborn Outcast Abortion actually has a higher rate of death and harm than if a woman goes ahead with her pregnancy. I really doubt that statistic. I suggest you go look it up.... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-11-2003, 11:58 PM
#66

Originally posted by matt-windu Yes, but you can't make a conscious thought, similar to the interactions between neurons of an unborn entity. Well, there's a LOT of crap going on mentally that you can't consciously sense. I'd guess (total ballpark... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-11-2003, 11:08 PM
#63

Originally posted by Reborn Outcast Ok well what if you get knocked out? Your brain is not functioning and you can't move your arms and legs but you are still living. Your brain still functions even when you're knocked out.... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-11-2003, 10:59 PM
#62

Originally posted by Reborn Outcast No razor your missing the point. I'm saying that your killing an individual human being when you have an abortion. I'm not talking about 7 years into your life if your a different person. Science has proven that a... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-11-2003, 7:27 PM
#50

That's muttling the point. We go thru a complete cell replacement over a period of 7 years or so. Does that mean I'm not the same person that existed 7 years ago? A bunch of cells do not equal a person.... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-11-2003, 3:19 PM
#45

But what's an individual? At this point in it's development, it has no brain functions to speak of.... [Read More]

Posted in: Abortion

razorace

01-10-2003, 1:22 PM
#23

Well, people just don't think things thru. We've wired for sex, period. Excepting most people to be able to resist is like expecting people not to eat. I don't like it ether, but it's the way it is.... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-11-2003, 9:50 PM
#49

Originally posted by Cjais Being stupid with regards to your private life has nothing to do with you being stupid on matters concerning the country. Clinton wasn't impeached for the affair. He was impeached for lying about it, trying to cover up m... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-11-2003, 4:32 PM
#41

your IQ doesn't equal your intellegence level. And frankly, you don't have to be "smart" to be president. The president surrounds himself with people that specialize in their particular field. They do most of the "thinking" for h... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-11-2003, 3:08 PM
#39

Yeah, read the 50 zillion page "Starr Report" or/and the impeciment records. It's all in there. I think both statements are refering to Kosovo and the fact that Clinton obviously lied (or was really stupid, your pick) about how long we we... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-10-2003, 9:56 PM
#31

The UN is a pawn. It's never had any true power to start with. And the Israel is more complicated than that. There are a lot of jewish voters in the US. Sides, stategically, the US doesn't need anyone/anyplace other than North America.... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-10-2003, 3:42 PM
#27

Originally posted by Cjais And which "wars" would this be? :confused: Enlighten me here. The Chinese army has gotten involved in both the Korea and Vietnam wars. It's the reason why we lost both wars. Both wars started with the US kicki... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-10-2003, 1:03 PM
#22

Originally posted by ShadowTemplar [B]And China became a superpower when? Sure, they have nukes and a big army, but I don't believe that they have the economic or technological capacity to survive a war. Well, it depends on how you define a superp... [Read More]

Posted in: War on 2 Fronts

razorace

01-10-2003, 1:23 AM
#15

We have to treat NK differently than Iraq. Iraq doesn't have a superpower ally to protect it. If we made a premature attack on NK, China would flip out.....again.... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-12-2003, 3:56 PM
#139

I guess I remember that about the umbilical cord. But, it's a pain to get to ether source. Getting to stuff inside the bone is very painful for the patient. The umbilical cords have to be carefully removed to preserve the stem cells inside the cord.... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-11-2003, 9:55 PM
#135

Stem cells from where in the adult body?... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-11-2003, 7:24 PM
#133

And your point is?... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-11-2003, 3:26 PM
#131

Originally posted by Andy867 So, would it be so hard in the next say 50 years to study DNA strands that exceed normal muscle growth and faster foot speed, better reflexes. because all of this deals with our genetic make-up and training. True, but... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-11-2003, 5:48 AM
#121

How would feeding, growing, training a clone be better than simply using robotic weapontry or conscripting "normal" humans? Plus there are some huge technical hurdles to pass before something like this could be even thinkable. Any one of... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-10-2003, 9:28 PM
#119

It should be noted that cloning for miltary purposes would be insane. The cost would be huge, plus, you'd still have to grow and raise them the old fashion way.... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-10-2003, 12:38 PM
#115

Originally posted by Darth Groovy Not completely different. The same genetic make up, but a different physical appearance, yes. To overlook the potential of theraputic cloning is pure ignorance and utter foolishness. :( Well, different in each way... [Read More]

Posted in: for or against human cloning?

razorace

01-10-2003, 1:51 AM
#112

Cloned humans aren't against the laws of nature. It's not like you're photocopying a person.....a clone will be a totally different people than the clonee.... [Read More]

Posted in: Masters of the Force: Release 1

razorace

01-12-2003, 4:17 PM
#70

Well, Dodge is really a gameplay compromise. Players without dodge die instantly. While that would be more realistic, it simply wouldn't be very fun to play, especially for nonjedi characters. We will eventually have hitzone specific damage and Dodge... [Read More]

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