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vetran replied

12 March 2023, 13:04
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

WTAF???

I got a law degree and I'm willing to use it.
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ladymuck replied

10 March 2023, 20:21
WTAF???
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SueEllen started a topic How low can you go

10 March 2023, 20:02
How low can you go

Only in the USA do they dig out their slavery laws...

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...bryos-property

Frozen human embryos can legally be considered property, or “chattel”, a Virginia judge has ruled, basing his decision in part on a 19th-century law governing the treatment of enslaved people.
The preliminary opinion by a Fairfax county circuit court judge, Richard Gardiner, which he delivered in a long-running dispute between a divorced husband and wife, is being criticized by some for wrongly and unnecessarily delving into a time in Virginia history when it was legal to own human beings.

“It’s repulsive and it’s morally repugnant,” said Susan Crockin, a lawyer and scholar at Georgetown University’s Kennedy Institute of Ethics and an expert in reproductive technology law.
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