red750 Posted November 28 Author Posted November 28 Oh, I forgot. The news and interviews are all bullsh*t. If you donated an embryo to the IVF bank,how you feel about having your progeny raised in prison by a murderer? 1
facthunter Posted November 28 Posted November 28 YES .Most of the News/Views is BULL$#!t. . We deserve BETTER here. Nev 1
Jerry_Atrick Posted November 28 Posted November 28 (edited) To quote you: 11 hours ago, red750 said: . Outcries against the granting have been overruled by the Government. That is false. The government does not have the legal authority to deny the right. If they denied the right, they would be overulling the law and is that ones definition of good government? In a country like Australia, it would waste taxpayers' money as such an overulling would go to the High Court and be promptly thown out. The claim is the Victorian government are bad because they are not yielding to public pressure - not that the mother is bad and should not have a baby and quie frankly it is biased and not based on fact. Edited November 28 by Jerry_Atrick
red750 Posted November 29 Author Posted November 29 Whatever. She doesn't deserve kids. Poor little bygger. Imagine filling out forms Placw of birth? Prison.
old man emu Posted November 29 Posted November 29 Nobody has told us the circumstances of the murder. Was it cold-blooded, or a bitch fight that went bad? As for the IVF, most likely there would be no embryo transplant. The woman would have eggs collected and they would be fertilised 'in vitro' (test tube). It is possible that the sperm donor would be known to her, perhaps her partner at the time of the offence, and any child might be placed in his care after the five years. Once again we are going off, half-cocked, without all teh facts. 1
Jerry_Atrick Posted November 29 Posted November 29 3 hours ago, red750 said: Whatever. She doesn't deserve kids. Poor little bygger. Imagine filling out forms Placw of birth? Prison. Again.. this is just a beat up.. place of birth? I don't recall ever putting hospital down. Usually it's Melbourne. Occasionally Footscray, never Footscray hospital. Seriously, why whip oneself into a frenzy? Life is too short to be angry over nothing 1
red750 Posted November 29 Author Posted November 29 I'm sorry. Didn't mean to ruffle your sensabilites. Must remember - keep my feelings to myself.
Jerry_Atrick Posted November 29 Posted November 29 Seriously, it isn't me who is getting worked up over this.. we can all express feelings.. but let's have a convo about things because life isn't black and white.. You can still disapprove..
nomadpete Posted November 29 Posted November 29 Its fine to show a feeling about an issue. Its equally fine to debate whatever has been said. Lots of stuff is agreed with. Some stuff is not. That is how discussions work. And the forum is a discussion. Not a place to expect every comment to be automatically cheered on. The very nature of the discussions here has taught me a great deal. 2
facthunter Posted November 30 Posted November 30 The PLACE of Birth is a Suburb, NOT a Street Address. Unless you are at sea or in flight. Nev 1
spacesailor Posted November 30 Posted November 30 No ! . Mine has street & house number , plus zip/ postcode , town & county , Lastly, country UK . The wife very similar. IRL . spacesailor 1
Jerry_Atrick Posted November 30 Posted November 30 That's your choice. I have never had to put an address in as a place of birth.. 1
spacesailor Posted November 30 Posted November 30 Not my choice! . When you think about IT . I had no choice of what was put on 'my' birth certificate . Local customs and parents preference. spacesailor
onetrack Posted November 30 Posted November 30 (edited) My birth certificate only lists the suburb I was born in, which is some 7kms away from where my parents lived. My parents (English and Scottish) birth certificates only list the town or village they were born in. What I found amusing was my Mum and Dads marriage certificate lists Mums birthplace as Lahore - which is in Pakistan, in the Punjab. But she was actually born in a little Scottish village named Lochore - which got its name from a nearby Lake - "Loch Ore". However, the Scottish pronunciation of Lochore is "La-hore"! Obviously, the registrar didn't clarify the birthplace information! Edited November 30 by onetrack 2
Jerry_Atrick Posted November 30 Posted November 30 Timnes have changed in the UK, too. Neither of my kids birth certificates list the exact address of birth - one London, the other Surrey.. 1
spacesailor Posted November 30 Posted November 30 Yes it has changed an awful lot. The King is dead ! . Long live the Queen . The Queen is dead . Long live King Charles 11 . spacesailor
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