That’s an interesting photo, but the coverage of this little girl in the MSM crossed the line from “human interest story” to “gape-mouthed freakshow rubbernecking” a long time ago.
well, it didn’t take long after the news broke about Lakshmi for Jill at Feministing to use it
What particularly interests me about this case, though, is how it illustrates some of the problems with the anti-choice (and particularly Catholic and Evangelical Christian) conception of personhood […] So is Lakshmi one person, or two? How does the experience of this very real, born human being square with anti-choice ideology?
[…] the parallels with pregnancy are something to consider. And I wonder which logical hoops one would have to jump through in justifying the removal of a parasitic twin, but outlawing the removal of a fetus or embryo
Um…Jill? One of your two examples involves scraping a nascent human from your uterus, while the other involves amputation of a sibling that never developed, and never will. I mean, we could keep the amputated bits on life support, if you wish, but otherwise, I’m not seeing the point.
You can’t fool anyone. That’s BillyJ with his head up his ass.
Here is a sound clip of the “hidden” Davinci Theme (as analyzed by Giovanni Maria Pala):
La Musica Celata
I’ve got all kinds of pictures of parasitic twins and fetus-in fetu specimens saved on my hard drive; I could show you them. Or not.
That’s an interesting photo, but the coverage of this little girl in the MSM crossed the line from “human interest story” to “gape-mouthed freakshow rubbernecking” a long time ago.
well, it didn’t take long after the news broke about Lakshmi for Jill at Feministing to use it
whoops “Feministe”
but outlawing the removal of a fetus or embryo
Um, duh. One has a brain (assuming a healthy fetus) and one does not. I mean, she’s dimmer than a 20-watt bulb in a brownout.
(Sung to the theme of “Spider man”)
Spider girl,
Spider girl,
Does whatever a… spider…girl…does…
(Ok, so it needs a little work after the chorus… What do you expect, Gilbert and frigging Sullivan? )
Lakshmi? You mean that girl from NPR’s “All Things Considered”? This explains much.
Oh, dear Jesus, Dan: I told Ace I thought he was a moron for covering this sad story. I’ll add you to the list.
What? You don’t think that’s a cool x-ray?
Um…Jill? One of your two examples involves scraping a nascent human from your uterus, while the other involves amputation of a sibling that never developed, and never will. I mean, we could keep the amputated bits on life support, if you wish, but otherwise, I’m not seeing the point.