Baby Baggy-abortion

RORER-714 · July 14th, 2006, 02:59 AM

Clockeye · July 14th, 2006, 03:03 AM

how come i never got a beanbag chair as a kid? some kids got all the luck

Aiza · July 14th, 2006, 04:36 AM

This was an apparant forced abortion in China or something. She was quite far gone too obviously. And to just leave the baby next to her on a plastic bag, it's rather fucking cruel.

Sonic Youth · July 14th, 2006, 05:29 PM

the handles on that bag will come in handy when they up and take that little guy home

Yhtac · July 15th, 2006, 04:03 PM

Yeah, China is a Communist country and people do as they are told.

For example:

A CHINESE county has been ordered to conduct 20,000 abortions and sterilisations before the end of the year after communist family planning chiefs found that the official one-child policy was being routinely flouted.

The impoverished mountainous region of Huaiji has been set the draconian target by provincial authorities in Guangdong (formerly known as Canton).

Although the one-child policy is no longer strictly enforced in many rural areas, officials in Guangdong issued the edict after census officials revealed that the average family in Huaiji has five or more children.

Many of the terminations will have to be conducted forcibly on peasant women to meet the quota. As part of the campaign, county officials are buying expensive ultrasound equipment that can be carried to remote villages by car.

By detecting which women are pregnant, the machines will allow Government doctors to order terminations on the spot.

At the Huaiji county hospital, where most of the operations will take place, it is not only women with unauthorised pregnancies who are facing traumatic surgery in insanitary conditions.

Officials said that, as part of the drive to meet the quota, doctors had been ordered to sterilise women as soon as they gave birth after officially approved pregnancies.

The drive to perform 20,000 abortions and sterilisations in six months in a county with a population of fewer than one million represents a heavy assault on the women of child-bearing age in its population.

It is equivalent to the number of legal abortions that take place each year in Hong Kong, a city with a population of seven million, where women face no family planning restrictions.

Demographers believe that China has one of the highest rates of abortion in the world, with estimates running at up to 80 terminations for each 1,000 live births. In Western Europe, the figure is just 10 abortions per 1,000 births.

Claiming to be strapped for funds, the local county leadership decided that it could buy the ultrasound machines only if it withheld part of the salaries of its 15,000 employees. One government official said: "We are a very poor county. As our budget is very small, we don't have the money to buy new equipment."

Employees of the county government have spoken out against the leaders who have implemented the bizarre levy. Teachers, policemen and clerks, who already find their 600 yuan (£50) monthly stipend inadequate, now have to support their families on half that amount.

One official said: "Party members and officials are people, too. We don't know why we should pay for such a heartless drive."

Beijing's 20-year campaign to curb the country's population has had a marked effect. The 2000 census produced a tally under 1.3 billion; the number would have been much higher without the one-child policy.

Sven Burmester, the United Nations Population Fund representative in Beijing, said: "For all the bad press, China has achieved the impossible. The country has solved its population problem."

That "bad press" has included reports of babies drowned in paddy fields by officials. There was also the testimony of Gao Xiaoduan, a former family planning official, who told an American congressional committee in 1998 that heavily pregnant women were often forced to have abortions.

Most recently, a woman was reported to have died while trying to escape from officials who were attempting to sterilise her.

Many of the operations carried out by the hated Family Planning Association are forced on women, sometimes as late as eight and a half months into pregnancy. The most common method of inducing birth is to inject a saline solution into the womb.

Abortion in Guangdong is increasing sharply as a result of a combination of a new campaign to strengthen implementation of the one-child policy and a trend for young women in the cities to have multiple terminations from an early age as a form of birth control.

Hospitals use the operations to generate cash both from local women and visitors from neighbouring Hong Kong who think it is easier to travel across the border and pay £40 for the procedure than to go through the formalities required under the laws of the former British colony.

The clinics catering for Hong Kong and Chinese city-dwellers are a far cry from the primitive facilities in Huaiji. Dozens of young women sit restlessly on benches waiting for their names to be called. Once inside, the theatre they are given a general anaesthetic before undergoing the 10-minute operation.

Within hours, they are back on the streets or boarding the train back to Hong Kong. If they went to the Hong Kong Family Planning Association, they would have to face background checks and be forced to accept a cooling-off period.

There are no such time-consuming demands in southern China, where abortion is not considered an ethical issue. In Hong Kong, they would also have been offered counselling, something that the doctors in China insist that there is no demand for.

Source

G.B.H · July 15th, 2006, 04:17 PM

Maximillian · July 15th, 2006, 05:00 PM

Why put it in a carrier bag?

SmellTheGlove · July 15th, 2006, 05:01 PM

Why Not.

G.B.H · July 15th, 2006, 05:06 PM

Baby in a bag?

Disasterpiece · July 17th, 2006, 04:00 AM

rofling,that wanka called willy really is a wanker lolz.

http://forum.ogrish.com/showthread.php?t=111860

he even copycatted the comments

http://forum.ogrish.com/showpost.php...65&postcount=6

lolz he didn't steal his name

RORER-714 · July 17th, 2006, 04:12 AM

i put up with just about anything with a PM to fix it,,but this guy is a sorry excuse for a member here

Disasterpiece · July 17th, 2006, 04:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RORER-714

i put up with just about anything with a PM to fix it,,but this guy is a sorry excuse for a member here

I know man and that's sad.Maybe just ban the guy?He serves no purpose all he can do is bitch about this forum yet he copycats the content.I mean talk about it with the admins.Not that it's personal or anything...

lolz wanka.

Yhtac · July 17th, 2006, 04:44 AM

He'll wear out eventually.

RORER-714 · July 17th, 2006, 04:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yhtac

He'll wear out eventually.

the redneck in me would do that quickly"but i am nice here"

Yhtac · July 17th, 2006, 04:58 AM

Yes, and you're doing a fabulous job playing nice.

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Sonic Youth its the apocalypse lol Join Date: May 2006 Location: I AM JESUS FUCKING CHRIST Posts: 8,927	the handles on that bag will come in handy when they up and take that little guy home __________________ U CANT HAVE ANY PUDDING IF U DONT EAT YOUR MEAT HOW CAN YOU HAVE ANY PUDDING IF YOU DONT EAT YOUR MEAT

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G.B.H Just swallow will ya? Join Date: May 2006 Location: In the loo trying to give a shit. Posts: 7,137	__________________ нσмσ нσмιиιѕ ℓυρυѕ

July 15th, 2006, 04:03 PM	#5 (permalink)
Yhtac Available Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,000	Yeah, China is a Communist country and people do as they are told. For example: A CHINESE county has been ordered to conduct 20,000 abortions and sterilisations before the end of the year after communist family planning chiefs found that the official one-child policy was being routinely flouted. The impoverished mountainous region of Huaiji has been set the draconian target by provincial authorities in Guangdong (formerly known as Canton). Although the one-child policy is no longer strictly enforced in many rural areas, officials in Guangdong issued the edict after census officials revealed that the average family in Huaiji has five or more children. Many of the terminations will have to be conducted forcibly on peasant women to meet the quota. As part of the campaign, county officials are buying expensive ultrasound equipment that can be carried to remote villages by car. By detecting which women are pregnant, the machines will allow Government doctors to order terminations on the spot. At the Huaiji county hospital, where most of the operations will take place, it is not only women with unauthorised pregnancies who are facing traumatic surgery in insanitary conditions. Officials said that, as part of the drive to meet the quota, doctors had been ordered to sterilise women as soon as they gave birth after officially approved pregnancies. The drive to perform 20,000 abortions and sterilisations in six months in a county with a population of fewer than one million represents a heavy assault on the women of child-bearing age in its population. It is equivalent to the number of legal abortions that take place each year in Hong Kong, a city with a population of seven million, where women face no family planning restrictions. Demographers believe that China has one of the highest rates of abortion in the world, with estimates running at up to 80 terminations for each 1,000 live births. In Western Europe, the figure is just 10 abortions per 1,000 births. Claiming to be strapped for funds, the local county leadership decided that it could buy the ultrasound machines only if it withheld part of the salaries of its 15,000 employees. One government official said: "We are a very poor county. As our budget is very small, we don't have the money to buy new equipment." Employees of the county government have spoken out against the leaders who have implemented the bizarre levy. Teachers, policemen and clerks, who already find their 600 yuan (£50) monthly stipend inadequate, now have to support their families on half that amount. One official said: "Party members and officials are people, too. We don't know why we should pay for such a heartless drive." Beijing's 20-year campaign to curb the country's population has had a marked effect. The 2000 census produced a tally under 1.3 billion; the number would have been much higher without the one-child policy. Sven Burmester, the United Nations Population Fund representative in Beijing, said: "For all the bad press, China has achieved the impossible. The country has solved its population problem." That "bad press" has included reports of babies drowned in paddy fields by officials. There was also the testimony of Gao Xiaoduan, a former family planning official, who told an American congressional committee in 1998 that heavily pregnant women were often forced to have abortions. Most recently, a woman was reported to have died while trying to escape from officials who were attempting to sterilise her. Many of the operations carried out by the hated Family Planning Association are forced on women, sometimes as late as eight and a half months into pregnancy. The most common method of inducing birth is to inject a saline solution into the womb. Abortion in Guangdong is increasing sharply as a result of a combination of a new campaign to strengthen implementation of the one-child policy and a trend for young women in the cities to have multiple terminations from an early age as a form of birth control. Hospitals use the operations to generate cash both from local women and visitors from neighbouring Hong Kong who think it is easier to travel across the border and pay £40 for the procedure than to go through the formalities required under the laws of the former British colony. The clinics catering for Hong Kong and Chinese city-dwellers are a far cry from the primitive facilities in Huaiji. Dozens of young women sit restlessly on benches waiting for their names to be called. Once inside, the theatre they are given a general anaesthetic before undergoing the 10-minute operation. Within hours, they are back on the streets or boarding the train back to Hong Kong. If they went to the Hong Kong Family Planning Association, they would have to face background checks and be forced to accept a cooling-off period. There are no such time-consuming demands in southern China, where abortion is not considered an ethical issue. In Hong Kong, they would also have been offered counselling, something that the doctors in China insist that there is no demand for. Source

July 15th, 2006, 05:00 PM	#7 (permalink)
Maximillian In Your Face Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 112	Why put it in a carrier bag?

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July 17th, 2006, 04:00 AM	#10 (permalink)
Disasterpiece shoop da whoop Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: around Posts: 1,834	rofling,that wanka called willy really is a wanker lolz. http://forum.ogrish.com/showthread.php?t=111860 he even copycatted the comments http://forum.ogrish.com/showpost.php...65&postcount=6 lolz he didn't steal his name __________________ not now chief, I'm in the fckn zone.

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RORER-714 Administrator Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 11,529	i put up with just about anything with a PM to fix it,,but this guy is a sorry excuse for a member here __________________ .

July 17th, 2006, 04:44 AM	#13 (permalink)
Yhtac Available Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,000	He'll wear out eventually.

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Yhtac Available Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,000	Yes, and you're doing a fabulous job playing nice.

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