248 human fetuses found in Russian forest

CBS/AP
(CBS/AP) MOSCOW - Villagers in Russia's south Urals have stumbled upon a gruesome discovery four barrels containing 248 human fetuses left in a forest.
Police in the Sverdlovsk region said Tuesday the fetuses, preserved in formaldehyde, were kept in barrels with tags containing surnames and numbers.
Police suspect that one of the four local hospitals is responsible for dumping the barrels.
The fetuses were found a few miles away from a highway linking the region's capital, Yekaterinburg, with another big city, Nizhny Tagil.
"It seems the company responsible for disposal of the bio-medical waste did not carry out its duties," the deputy head of the regional government, Vladimir Vlasov, said on state television, according to Reuters.
Popular on CBSNews.com
- Photos of the week 22 Photos
- Graphic video: Man dead in "truly shocking" London attack Play Video
- Toronto mayor: I don't smoke crack cocaine
- Deadly car bombing at aid group's house in Kabul
- Bangladesh slum life 13 Photos
- NKorean envoy delivers letter to China's president
- Tokyo's rockabilly scene 16 Photos
- Muslim hard-liners ID suspect in London attack












So reproduction is never parasitic, that is just so beyond comprehension, as to be completely laughable......I laugh at your ignorance.
If the child was "your body" I would have to agree, but it isn't YOUR body, it's actually a seperate body within your body, a different person entirely.....so we actually care about the life of a human, born and unborn, and disposing of life, so cavalierly is criminal.
____________________
Empress, until the fetus is capable of living outside of the uterus, technically it's a parasite.
Which is actually a moot point.
What is germane is who has the right to decide what a woman will do with her reproductive organs (whether there is a parasite living in them or not).
Whether you "believe" in abortion or not, is it up to government to make that decision? Isn't you right-wing folks that keep talking about "less government intrusion"? (Oh, that's right. You're for less government intrusion for yourself, but more for everybody whose opinions don't march in lock-step with your own. Hint Empress: there's a word for that. It's called hypocrisy.)
How long it would take before you'd be screaming in outrage if the US government started considering the idea of mandatory vasectomies.