How long before the State decides which of us is allowed to breed?


	How long before the State decides which of us is allowed to breed?

michellezm

9-6-2007 3:42 AM

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dna, genetics, criminology, medical, current affairs

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9-6-2007 10:55 AM

bignosemousie

What, ask Judge Sedley and friends, would the innocent have to lose by having such information kept by Big Brother?

People are fallible. Even DNA results can be fallible. Ask all those chimeras out there.

9-6-2007 12:02 PM

michellezm

Wow, BNM, I never knew. Fascinating

9-6-2007 2:44 PM

willhelm

I am not sure how long. However, if they control healthcare the time may come sooner rather than later.

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