Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Fertility clinics don't "purge" their freezers, you dumbass.
The unused zygotes are either destroyed or donated. They are kept safe under a contract. The details/options are in the contracts. My niece has 10.
Life begins at conception,
Rights do not.
They are destroyed or donated . . . when the patients themselves decide they want that and instruct the clinic to do so. The clinic does not "purge the freezers".
Also, telling us "rights don't begin at conception" is just another way of saying, "This is what the law is right now!" which is remarkably unproductive and circular in a discussion about what the law SHOULD BE.
They purge them often. Half of embryos are destroyed or donated for research in the IVF process.
1.7 million human embryos created for IVF thrown away
If an embryo is a life, why are you running away from your god given right to whine about it?
Dude, did you read your own fucking linked article, or did you just see the headline on your Google search and go, "Aha!"?
"Since August 1991 more than 3.5 million human embryos have been created, producing only 235,480 “gestational sacs” or evidence of successful implantation."
So again, this is not one massive "purge" - as you put it - where they're just going in and throwing out masses of old stuff all at once. This is over a period of decades.
"Of the embryos created, almost 840,000 were put into storage for future use and more than 2000 were stored for donation. Almost 5,900 were set aside for scientific research.
Almost 1.4 million embryos were implanted in the hope of beginning pregnancies, with fewer than one in six resulting in a pregnancy.
IVF involves the creation of more embryos than are transferred to the patient so that the best ones can be chosen to start pregnancy.
“Those embryos that are discarded may no longer be needed by the individual or couple for treatment.
“In these circumstances they can decide whether to donate the embryos to a research project, another couple or ask the clinic to destroy them.”
So again, we're talking about property of the patient, and each individual batch being dealt with on an individual basis, not in any sort of mass cleaning effort.
You chose your words ignorantly, you got corrected, and no amount of backtracking and trying to pretend that the correction was what you were ACTUALLY saying is going to change it.
Furthermore, why are YOU assuming that pro-lifers have no problems with fertility clinic practices, just because YOU don't?
You don't care about the 1.7 millions embryos that were discarded?
This proves you're not pro-life, only anti-choice.
"You think this thing that you never said, but that I really want to believe because I don't want to address everything you DID say?"
This proves you're not just pro-abortion, you're also anti-honesty.