re: #13 RogueOne

I know, it’s crazy to believe people have the right to make informed decisions for themselves about procedures that affect only themselves.

It is crazy to believe that individuals can somehow get up to speed on all aspects of modern medicine quickly enough to call those opinions ‘informed’, yes.

Another ridiculous argument. I have 2 friends that I’ve known since High School that work in medical R&D (both biochemists. one for roche and other for eli lilly). One is a youth minister and the other is an elder in a small church. Are you suggesting that only atheists are capable of understanding science?

Did I say that, Rogue?

You’re having to lie a lot more of late in order to make your arguments.

Anarchists are kind of adorable in a pathetic way, but their shortsightedness always irritates me. It’s such a blank refusal to look at the actual world, and such masturbatory time spent gazing at the inside of one’s own skull.

re: #14 RogueOne

Oops. I misread a portion. That should read I’m NOT against the licensing of doctors.

And why not? Why can the state say “Yes, this person is a licensed professional who adheres to the standards we set” but not “This procedure doesn’t adhere to the standards we set, so it’s banned”?

Where’s the consistency?