From abortion to beauty products??
That was disturbing enough that I actually regret having read it. I'm actually a little nauseated by it.
I'm reluctantly in resigned favor of legal EARLY abortions; but if they have to happen the least anyone could do is have a modicum of respect for remains.
When it's a much wanted fetus that is miscarried people sometimes have them buried in little boxes (sometimes in a cemetery or other area designed for that purpose), or have some kind of little memorial "thing" for them. Apparently, when it's an unwanted fetus anything, including anti-aging skin products, goes.
It's just another version of the difference between living children who are wanted, treasured, and protected by their parents and those who are not. With children who have parents who wanted them "the world" would often not dare to mistreat them. With the ones who have parents who don't care (or don't care as much as they should) it can be kind of "anything goes". It seems there's always someone out to exploit children, living or dead, for their own money-making and self-centered reasons. Some people would say, "What's the difference if they're dead anyway?" As someone who has had a miscarriage myself, I know I wouldn't have wanted even one cell of my baby used for beauty cream and that baby would be 29 years old if it had lived, so I'm long past the throws of the emotion that happens for a while after miscarriage). What the hell kind of "beauty" would that such ugliness get anybody anyway?
thank you. Just wanted to show off my "99" before it went away
Do they put that in cosmetics? I'm not very up on it
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