Comments: In an utterly unrelated news story,

Ferguson, and other wonderful communities like it, don't need a police force to patrol the streets. They don't need someone standing out front abasing themselves.

Ferguson and others like them need a high fence around- no they need a dome over them and some exterior to insure nothing escapes, not even by osmosis.

Posted by Vermont Woodchuck at September 27, 2014 9:53 AM

It never ceases to amaze me: we can put a man on the moon, a drone on Mars, transplant hearts and any other organ we want; we can build computers that think in nanoseconds, make lasers cook food or melt things, develop cures for most any plague. We can use Eugenics to have high-yield wheat and corn, cattle and hogs, bigger and faster horses. All kindsa things. Why can't we develop a serum that is fatal to certain genetic patterns and harmless to others?
Tay-Sachs disease is selective. Sickle-cell disease is also. I got the info from Wiki, which is a surprise since it deals with certain races and ethnic groups being susceptible.
With not much effort I am sure a toxic serum could be developed that targets specific peoples.

It would be nice if something was made to help me with my cancer (multiple myeloma, affects white blood cells and plasma, down in the marrow of my bones). current chemotherapy and stem cell transplant procedures only give me a 60/40 cure rate. That would be using our abilities for good.

I still mean what I said about the death serum. We need some of that as well. Think of certain people groups, like Muslims and "exuberant inner city youths" and "... over-sized violent criminals punching a policeman in the face after the criminal was done robbing a store." Think of them as malignant. Kill the cancer save the host.
In the Old Testament when problems came up and God's people, the Jews, were threatened by heathens, battle was done and on a given day four and forty thousand were slain. The book of Jeremiah, 1 Samuel, in many places were the battles fought and the evil ones slain.

Posted by chasmatic at September 28, 2014 11:32 PM

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