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I have a kiddo who is a Leukemia survivor (diagnosed at 5 and is now 12) and I take considerable offense to your statement. I can't believe people actually think this way! It's incredibly disgusting!
Evolution. Natural selection. According to evolution, you shouldn't even be alive. That's not a judgment on you. People die in auto accidents every day, too, through no fault of their own.
I took you off ignore at one point, I can't remember why. Time to correct that. Unfortunately, I can't erase your ugly comments from my memory.
What did Baby Charlie's parents do? And they had national health care.
Why are none of you considering the fact that in the grand scheme of things, this is how evolution works. Species' members get sick and die. Or are killed in a fatal accident/incident that's either not their fault, or they made a careless fatal mistake.
Any time the evolutionary process of natural selection is thwarted, it weakens the species as a whole. The species devolves rather than evolves. That's just scientific fact.
Let's get rid of antibiotics then. Let nature take it's course.
I have a kiddo who is a Leukemia survivor (diagnosed at 5 and is now 12) and I take considerable offense to your statement. I can't believe people actually think this way! It's incredibly disgusting!
Well, we can choose to be be emotional about it and devolve as a species. Or we can understand evolution and realize that the process of natural selection is a very necessary process for the survival of the species.
Well, we can choose to be be emotional about it and devolve as a species. Or we can understand evolution and realize that the process of natural selection is a very necessary process for the survival of the species.
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