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I can understand the emotional feelings behind the question....

But my answer would definately be yes, it is against the law, and quite rightly so.

Hitler did his 'tests' on his prisoners....which he obviously gave valid (in his mind) reasons for doing it, to the people that carried out the 'tests'..

Not the way I want Clinical tests carried out..
Syd
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Originally posted by Moonbeams:
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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
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Originally posted by Moonbeams:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe we could include gypsies, homosexuals, the disabled, and possibly jews in the list. It's not a bad idea actually, I'm surprised no-one has thought of it before. Glance


And Sleazer. Glance


Mad


Oh and all blue eyed people.


That's me doomed...runs for the wire.
kattymieoww
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Originally posted by Moonbeams:
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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
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Originally posted by Moonbeams:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe we could include gypsies, homosexuals, the disabled, and possibly jews in the list. It's not a bad idea actually, I'm surprised no-one has thought of it before. Glance


And Sleazer. Glance


Mad


Oh and all blue eyed people.


And people with noses
T
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Originally posted by Heather:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe we could include gypsies, homosexuals, the disabled, and possibly jews in the list. It's not a bad idea actually, I'm surprised no-one has thought of it before. Glance


I think the idea is to test them on criminals.


Hitler listed them as such.


Oh apologies, I didn't realise we were talking about Hitler Confused
H
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Originally posted by Heather:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe we could include gypsies, homosexuals, the disabled, and possibly jews in the list. It's not a bad idea actually, I'm surprised no-one has thought of it before. Glance


I think the idea is to test them on criminals.

Indeed. But the list up there is full of types of people a regime thought were sub-human in some way too. The human rights declaration was set up by the United Nations just after the war, in light of the atrocities and barbarism during the war, to try to stop that sort of thing happening again. It absolutely applies to all humans for being human. Including criminals and social deviants. That's the point of it.
FM
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
The human rights declaration was set up by the United Nations just after the war, in light of the atrocities and barbarism during the war, to try to stop that sort of thing happening again. It absolutely applies to all humans for being human. Including criminals and social deviants. That's the point of it.


Clapping
Syd
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
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Originally posted by Heather:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
Maybe we could include gypsies, homosexuals, the disabled, and possibly jews in the list. It's not a bad idea actually, I'm surprised no-one has thought of it before. Glance


I think the idea is to test them on criminals.

Indeed. But the list up there is full of types of people a regime thought were sub-human in some way too. The human rights declaration was set up by the United Nations just after the war, in light of the atrocities and barbarism during the war, to try to stop that sort of thing happening again. It absolutely applies to all humans for being human. Including criminals and social deviants. That's the point of it.


None of those rights exist in any real way anymore though, just term the target group "illegal combatants" and you can do pretty much anything you want.
Comrade Ogilvy
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None of those rights exist in any real way anymore though, just term the target group "illegal combatants" and you can do pretty much anything you want.

Wryness aside, unlawful combatants are a Geneva Conventions issue. The fact that there was much condemnation from much of the West which has resulted in Guantanamo closing or being scheduled to close and created a political furore in the USA over the treatment of those unlawful combatants is testament to the effectiveness of the ideals.
FM
The fact that the death sentence no longer exists in this country should be reason enough that this is never going to happen. Criminals are doing their time (even if I personally feel they should be punished in a way that doesn't involve just sitting around). Plus as a scientist I can't agree with putting a human life at risk unless I could be sure that the drug was then going to save others ( i work by the rule 100 animals for one human life, one human life for 100 human lives)
T
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Originally posted by MoFo:
On who?


Sorry I meant that Karen Matthews and all the other mothers and fathers who have let their kids die horrible deaths or even if the kids lived they may have been subjected to terrible lives, oh yea and rapists and other nasty people.


Just for the sake of precision, can I point out that Karen Matthews didn't let a kid die. She's never getting nominated for mother of the year, but she didn't let her kid die.
Ms Golightly
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Originally posted by Poolshark:
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Originally posted by MoFo:
On who?


Sorry I meant that Karen Matthews and all the other mothers and fathers who have let their kids die horrible deaths or even if the kids lived they may have been subjected to terrible lives, oh yea and rapists and other nasty people.


Just for the sake of precision, can I point out that Karen Matthews didn't let a kid die. She's never getting nominated for mother of the year, but she didn't let her kid die.


I know she didn't kill her but she has sure messed up her head and her life!
Poolshark

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