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All the Lonely People
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The New
Eugenics
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I think your writer needs to lookup the word “eugenics.” To save him some time here it is: “The study of hereditary improvement of the human race by controlled selective breeding” (from dictionary.com).
p>The reason why this word does not apply in this case is that virtually none of these aborted fetuses would have ever bred if they had been born. Since they would have already been out of the gene pool, aborting them could not be called eugenics. br> — Bob Salomon /p>
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