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In reply to the discussion: Explosion rocks Palm Springs reproductive health facility [View all]Igel
(36,765 posts)Not abortions.
If pro-lifer, then of the "every embryo is sacred" sort, but one that's willing to risk killing 10s of thousands of embryos to prove how pro-life they are.
Note that the cryogenics portion of the facility was not affected. (Although I have trouble believing that doesn't extend to killing all electricity to the facility and assume it means the integrity of the units and viability of the embryos.)
Perhaps a pro-lifer.
Perhaps somebody who confused it with an abortion clinic.
Perhaps somebody who didn't want what was 1/2 their embryo used. Or the 1/2 embryo of their son or daughter.
Maybe somebody who was incensed that a uterifer close to him/her was a surrogate for another couple's kid.
Or perhaps somebody who felt wronged by the clinic--after 4 attempts, "oops, sorry, we slipped and now you can't ever have kids." Or maybe just somebody who never conceived (or whose uterifer didn't conceive) and blamed the clinic.
Or maybe a guy who looked at his teenaged son and at the picture of the guy in charge of the clinic and thought, "Shit, I couldn't have kids, according to the first three doctors. Then, bam, my wife conceives. Twins. Even though neither of our families has a history of twins. And, you know, the twins look exactly like the clinic doctor--and look at this picture of him and his twin!"
This is all highly emotional territory. "It's my body" v "you're committing murder!" Or "that's my kid!" vs "no, you just donated your egg."
At this point we know a car went boom so that it was hard to recognize as a car. Human remains were reported. No need to be the first at the red light.
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