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The Commoditization of Human Beings | Theresa Deisher, PhD

When human beings become commodities, as they have over the past two to three decades with the changing values of Western civilization, we begin to use human beings for purposes other than those purposes for which they are created. We start to use human beings in biomedical research… for instance, we use fresh aborted fetuses on a daily basis in biomedical research. Scientists used embryos and women’s eggs for stem cell research, and from there we move on to exploiting human beings for actual medical therapies. Cell lines that were made from electively aborted human fetuses are commonly used to manufacture vaccines, biologics, and now even cosmetics. While organ transplantation can be done ethically and morally, the huge demand for organ supply has driven organ transplantation and organ harvest really off the cliff, and many practices in these areas have now become quite questionable ethically.

5 Responses

  1. Wow….that was a POWERFUL presentation! I had no idea of how widespread the trafficking in perfectly healthy aborted human babies has become! Of course the Planned Parenthood expose’ now makes perfect sense! DEFUND, DEFUND, DEFUND and do it NOW!!!

    1. Are you serious?! So we should just ignore all the GOOD services that Planned Parenthood provides? That’s like throwing the baby out with the bath water (pun intended) and would be totally ridiculous… not to mention harmful to millions of women.

    2. If Planned Parenthood actually had the good of all women in mind, they would refuse to perform abortions and ONLY offer birth control.

  2. Best presentation I’ve seen in a long time. She does not focus on the politics of the problem,
    but how do I get my friends on the Left to see this pro-life person as Progressive?

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