haha yes, that is what I meant. Crap, too late to edit.

I hate arms like that naturally. I'm solid muscle to the point where strangers will ask me, eyeing my hamstrings, which sports I play.

Ah well disregard my points then. That seemed to be exactly what you were saying.

"They" as in a lot of Israelis and not "they" as in "THE JEWS"

I didn't call it genocide, goofball.

y'all are hilarious. If I said, based on some crap of read around the Internet, that Israel was eating babies alive, that wouldn't mean I hate Jews. It would mean I was misinformed and genuinely disgusted about behavior I believed was going on.

You can be angry with the citizens of a country that has a lot of Jews without hating Jews. You can also be angry with a group of people without hating them.

"Impacted." I do not think that word means what you think it means.

You don't have to hate a single Jew, a single person, to accuse a country of a really terrible act. I'm positive a good amount of the people objecting would still be upset if Israel was filled with teletubbies.

Even accusing the country of genocide doesn't make one a 'Jew hater.'

Zzzzz.

How do you know it's a 'loving family'?

Sorry, you're right, it doesn't specify black.

I didn't make broad assumptions based on their color. I made a suggestion based on their color and the fact that they came to a fertility clinic despite not having fertility issues. It's possible that isn't the case (plenty of people brought up genetic problems).

"You assume because the couple is white, and because they didn't choose a white sperm donor, that they MUST be bad parents because no normal white couple would choose to have a mixed-race baby."

Obviously. But my point is the child is, initially, at a distinct disadvantage. Never claimed people can't get past it.

lol

We're humans, we tend to function in that manner and it's been an evolutionary advantage. What do you think empathy and kin altruism are for? They're mechanisms to make sure can think of the collective good.

I more meant that she can go to any sperm clinic. I could be wrong, but I assumed anyone who could afford treatment can probably choose where they receive it?

yes, I mean reproductive policies are health issues as much as social issues.