So, Alabama courts have ruled that fertilized frozen blastocysts are full blown children. What does that mean when it comes to actual legal and moral requirements for to actual child care?
That means everyone who works in a fertility clinic ends up being a 24/7 accidental foster parent to each and every dish of blastocysts. That means someone has to oversee each and every one constantly, with no second in the when they can lie unattended. "Who's turn is it to rock the petri dishes of blastocysts to sleep tonight?"
But wait. Why should the clinic itself be required into becoming a state childcare facility without reimbursement?
What of the parents of the blastocysts? Isn't it Mother and Father's job to come in every day, feed their blastocysts, nurture their blastocysts, change their microbial diapers, read their blastocysts bedtime stories, then rock their petri dishes to help them sleep?
How are they going to take their blastocysts to the pediatrician for checkups without running the risk of charges for negligent homicide?
What if the blastocysts have been kept preserverved for 5 years or longer? How can you enroll your blastocyst in kindergarten if the microbial mass hasn't any actual birthdate?
But, if the parents ignore the blastocysts for any period of time, then the childcare clinic should have the right to report them for child abandonment!
Mothers anyway. But what if the father is an anonymous sperm donor? Can Child social services get Alabama law enforcement to subpoena sperm donor records for the names of these "fathers", and sue them for child support, even if they're out of state?
I know. There are many times I wonder if I have way too much time on my hands. Let's say, it could bring some insight into the possible ridiculous consequences of legislative or judiciary short sighted rulings. Can anyone take this even further?
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