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|    The "science" of Robert Latimer    |
|    06 Apr 12 15:35:46    |
      XPost: bc.politics, can.politics       From: nobody@nowhere.com              Robert Latimer was convicted of "euthanasia" of his daughter Tracy who had       Cerebral Palsy. According to the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, the causes       of Cerebral Palsy are mostly unknown but might include physical brain injury       and/or shaken baby syndrome.              I know there are a lot of macho guys who would not hesitate to get into a       scrap with another macho guy. These very same macho guys would almost       reflexively give an annoying child a good swat on the back of the head to       "smarten them up" a bit.              I'm not up on the science of child abuse. Have there been any studies to       determine how frequently or how forcefully a child can be swatted on the       back of the head with a father's hand before (after a period of years), that       child's brain began to show early signs of brain damage?              They say that radioactivity is dangerous and that no level of radioactivity       is safe. Even on that there is some debate, perhaps justifiably so. What       about childhood brain damage? How many brain swats can a child's head take       before damage shows up on brain scans, 5, 50, 100, 500, 1000?              I don't know the answer to this question but it is an important question. I       need to determine if one on my family belongs in prison.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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