"An electric shock up the backside of a dying man"

[Steenkin Man]

We believe we live in a liberal society. But our definition of liberal
has become corrupted. .... Diane Blood, whose inalienable right to a
child was held to justify administering an electric shock up the
backside of an unconscious and dying man to retrieve his sperm without
his knowledge or consent." - Melanie Phillips, "The soul of man under
New Labour", The Times, May 14, 1997, p18.

Blimey - I never knew that's how it was done. Barbaric! I don't remember
there being a fuss about his human rights at the time. Funny that...

Men don't get human rights.

During Mr Blood's illness Mrs Blood raised the question with the
medical practitioners of taking a sample of sperm by electro
ejaculation. Two such samples were taken, and the sperm preserved,
whilst her husband was in a coma, and shortly before he was pronounced
clinically dead.
Source: http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/1997/issue3/rodgers3.html

Electro-ejaculation will become compulsory (it was compulsory for
Stephen Blood) for those men who refuse to submit to slavery in the
New Feminist Dawn proposed here:
http://www.cornellsun.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/05/06/4099f23890634?in_archive=1

[INRI]

"Steenkin Man" <***@privacy.net> wrote in message news:***@uni-berlin.de...
| On 23 Sep 2004 13:23:00 GMT, steven x brown <***@yahoo.co.uk>
| wrote:
|
| >> We believe we live in a liberal society. But our definition of liberal
| >> has become corrupted. .... Diane Blood, whose inalienable right to a
| >> child was held to justify administering an electric shock up the
| >> backside of an unconscious and dying man to retrieve his sperm without
| >> his knowledge or consent." - Melanie Phillips, "The soul of man under
| >> New Labour", The Times, May 14, 1997, p18.
| >
| >Blimey - I never knew that's how it was done. Barbaric! I don't remember
| >there being a fuss about his human rights at the time. Funny that...
|
| Men don't get human rights.
|
| During Mr Blood's illness Mrs Blood raised the question with the
| medical practitioners of taking a sample of sperm by electro
| ejaculation. Two such samples were taken, and the sperm preserved,
| whilst her husband was in a coma, and shortly before he was pronounced
| clinically dead.
| Source: http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/1997/issue3/rodgers3.html
|
| Electro-ejaculation will become compulsory (it was compulsory for
| Stephen Blood) for those men who refuse to submit to slavery in the
| New Feminist Dawn proposed here:
|
http://www.cornellsun.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/05/06/4099f23890634?in_ar
chive=1
|
| --
| num tibi mentireris?


That's a new trick for the kinks !


INRI

[steven x brown]

Post by Steenkin Man

We believe we live in a liberal society. But our definition of
liberal has become corrupted. .... Diane Blood, whose inalienable
right to a child was held to justify administering an electric shock
up the backside of an unconscious and dying man to retrieve his
sperm without his knowledge or consent." - Melanie Phillips, "The
soul of man under New Labour", The Times, May 14, 1997, p18.

Blimey - I never knew that's how it was done. Barbaric! I don't
remember there being a fuss about his human rights at the time. Funny
that...

Men don't get human rights.

Not if this case is anything to go by!

Post by Steenkin Man
During Mr Blood's illness Mrs Blood raised the question with the
medical practitioners of taking a sample of sperm by electro
ejaculation. Two such samples were taken, and the sperm preserved,
whilst her husband was in a coma, and shortly before he was pronounced
clinically dead.
Source: http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/1997/issue3/rodgers3.html
Electro-ejaculation will become compulsory (it was compulsory for
Stephen Blood) for those men who refuse to submit to slavery in the
http://www.cornellsun.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/05/06/4099f23890634?
in_archive=1

Encouraging to see lots and lots of angry comments about that vile piece
of anti-man hatred.