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|11.19.04 @ 11:03AM|#
Just saw this on SF Gate:
"Comparing pornography to heroin, researchers on Thursday called on Congress to finance studies on "porn addiction" and launch a public health campaign about the dangers."
|11.19.04 @ 12:04PM|#
I hope the prosecutors suffer severe and permanent back injuries. Preferably inflicted by the angry relatives of legitimate pain patients.
|11.19.04 @ 12:24PM|#
Disgusting.
ron bailey|11.19.04 @ 7:08PM|#
test
Ronald Bailey|11.19.04 @ 7:10PM|#
Rick,
The idea is that a UN treaty would be negotiated and then the Bush Administration would try to get the Senate to ratify it, thus making it US law.
Also, having lived in the developing world, I came to understand that having the UN condemn the research would have a weirdly disproportionate negative effect on public opinion around the world. It would serve as a stick for opponents to say "the whole world condemns this research as immoral, yet the US is going alone as a rogue cloning state" or some such, which again would have a chilling effect on the research and debates here at home.