This poor baby was born with a deformity that is unbelievable and very sad. The disease is called Harlequin fetus syndrome. I was pretty shocked when I saw it. Kinda makes you appreciate what you have.
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[QUOTE="zakkro"]Can someone explain it to me? I'm squeemish :(bminns
the baby looks like the thing from fantastic four with red eyes that are popping out, omg i'm scarred for life :cry:
agreed, I don't know whether to puke or hide under my bedsheets.
dude, i feel bad if that is real, but there is no way that can be a real footage. FAKE!M-e-t-h-o-d-206
No, sadly this is real I posted this earlier but heres the wikipedia entry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlequin_Fetus_Syndrome
nice way to start your posting career at GS, that was very nasty looking. hope no one was eating pizza.This poor baby was born with a deformity that is unbelievable and very sad. The disease is called Harlequin fetus syndrome. I was pretty shocked when I saw it. Kinda makes you appreciate what you have.
http://view.break.com/286282
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~-~...... I don't even know what to say..... Just look at some non offensive remark and pretend I said that.~-~This poor baby was born with a deformity that is unbelievable and very sad. The disease is called Harlequin fetus syndrome. I was pretty shocked when I saw it. Kinda makes you appreciate what you have.
http://view.break.com/286282rahsheed
libs should use that as a ad for the reason for abortionflavortI'm really pro life but when something like that happens I can't help but think in a situation like that it's for the best
So I take it your disgusted... maybe the media should post more of this, oh wait I forgot... the media isn't really "free" to post what it wants.
Search on any respectable search engine: DU, depleted uranium
Heres some places to start you off:
http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2004/03/05/who_blocked_depleted_uranium_study.htm
A new wonder weapon - uranium-tipped anti-tank munitions and bunker-breaking missiles - is set to become a distinct liability for those using them, quite apart from killing massive numbers of civilians by acute radiation sickness, birth defects and cancer.
Gulf War I or "Desert Storm" was the first live proving ground, Kosovo was covertly nuked by Nato bombs, Afghanistan is widely contaminated and Iraq has just been given the death sentence for about half of its remaining population - uranium has been spread as a fine dust by detonating thousands of tons of "depleted" uranium in the recent US-led campaigns against these countries.
The Geneva Convention expressly forbids the use of weapons that do not distinguish between military targets and civilians. Yet, radioactive and highly toxic uranium and plutonium are released into the environment through widespread use of uranium casings of bullets and missile warheads.
Atomic warfare has long been outlawed and non proliferation is a causus belli, but Pentagon war planners have found a way around the prohibition. In a new kind of nuclear war, uranium is spread as a fine dust by "modern" weapons. Resulting radiation is no less damaging to those exposed to it than the fallout of a "conventional" atomic bomb, but it is hyped as an essential weapons system.
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[QUOTE="flavort"]libs should use that as a ad for the reason for abortionmadcapper248I'm really pro life but when something like that happens I can't help but think in a situation like that it's for the best
I should not have said that I apologize. I thought it was fake but I looked into it more and it seems to be real.
I saw a special on Discovery Health about Harlequin Icthyosis before, very sad condition. Someone on the special was around 18, I'm not sure, talking about what it's like to live with. It's hard to look at conditions like this and realize it could have been you or it very well could be your own child if you have any. And that condition isn't that bad compared to some people can be born with.
And yet, of course, instead of comments regarding how thankful we should be for what we take for granted (Like being able to walk in public comfortably) there's a deluge of comments regarding how "disgusting" the child is.
I can only image how most people react to people like that in real life.
Then again, I never know why I expect acceptance and maturity, I guess I'm too optimistic. :/
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