« Reply #35 on: December 01, 2001, 08:38:33 PM »
Don't that just tell it all
Honest guy, I know you probably take it as an article of faith that all that you say is true. But it simply is not. 80% success? Please. Show me the long term outcome studies. I'd bet good money you aren't even in touch with 20% of the folks you've seen on front row, first chair, huh?
Even those few people who, like you, remain brainwashed and eternally greatful to the megalomaniac who did it to you are not worth the sorrow and heart-ach of those of us who, decades later, STILL have unresolved issues with family, nightmares, rage and the memory of friends who didn't make the trip.
You could make a direct comparison to organ transplant. It's a wonderful thing that doctors today can save lives by transplanting organs. It's a risky business, and not every patient makes it. But for those who do, and for those who love them, it is a wonderful, wonderful miracle of modern medicine.
There are some differences, though. They don't go and drag healthy people off the street and take them kicking and screaming to harvest their organs. They don't perform procedures at all without fully informed consent of the patient. (not just a good idea, it's the law) They don't perform unproven procedures at all except for patients who are determined by several physicans (real ones... with medical licenses in good standing and all) to be terminal AND likely to benefit from the procedure.
And any doctor who would perform an organ transplant based on the kind of diagnostic criteria used by these programs to diagnose 'disease' might easily spend the remainder of his life in a prison for the mentally derranged. And that, in my opinion, is just how it should be.
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