Margaret Sanger and John Dewey would be proud. The divorce of the practice of medicine from ethical ( that which ought to be ) imperatives has led to a shift. Now instead of finding Indians or Negroes or Latinos to be less than human ala Dred Scott, instead our culture assigns the weak and unborn to non-personhood.

I saw or read recently that the pro-choice camp is now having to admit that people are people from the moment of conception and that they are truly making a utilitarian choice of one person over another. The non-person argument is losing ground as the Personhood movement gains steam.

Yes, eugenics is alive and well...and after a setback because of the World War 2 eugenics horrors, eugenics is creeping back in

(AFter all, how many even KNOW HITLER murdered or Forcibly Sterilized non-Jewish Germans because of possible defects in them or in children not yet conceived???)