[andyt]

I'd never go to see it, but wouldn't try to stop others from doing so. But I don't see why he needs to use Chinese bodies. Use ones legitimately acquired in the west and it's all good.

[Chumley]

andyt andyt:

I'd never go to see it, but wouldn't try to stop others from doing so. But I don't see why he needs to use Chinese bodies. Use ones legitimately acquired in the west and it's all good.

Cheaper perhaps.

[PublicAnimalNo9]

Chumley Chumley:

andyt andyt:

I'd never go to see it, but wouldn't try to stop others from doing so. But I don't see why he needs to use Chinese bodies. Use ones legitimately acquired in the west and it's all good.

Cheaper perhaps.

That, and more expedient when you don't need the "donor's" permission.

[andyt]

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

Chumley Chumley:

andyt andyt:

I'd never go to see it, but wouldn't try to stop others from doing so. But I don't see why he needs to use Chinese bodies. Use ones legitimately acquired in the west and it's all good.

Cheaper perhaps.

That, and more expedient when you don't need the "donor's" permission.

So we're outsourcing cadavers now too? So a working stiff that got laid off because his job got shipped off to China now also has to compete with the Chinese if he wants to make a couple of bucks for his family after he offs himself?

[Curtman]

Chumley Chumley:

I would have signed it, if that's any consolation. I don't like how we gloss over China's reputation for the sake of trade.

Thank you. I hope now that the question of consent has been raised that people will decide that this is more important than who won the hockey game. I know that's asking a bit much.

[gonavy47]

Leasing out their executed prisoners? Ya gotta hand it to the Chinese, finding a new tilt on an old problem...What to do with all those bodies.