A white New York man has said that race is not an issue in the court case filed against an in-vitro clinic that impregnated his wife with a black man's sperm. What do you think?
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I believe that clinic should start being accountable for their horrible mistakes. It is not an issue of race, more of mistakes for couples desperately trying to have "their" own baby.
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it make's him look like he wife had a black man
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What is the issue? I assume it is a breach of contract in some respect. I am not aware of the case and not entitled to an opinion beyond that.
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Clearly it is. I don't think it's "an issue" in that the parents are horrible racists and oh noes, a black baby, black people are bad - but they've out-and-out SAID that the fact the kid is black will have an impact on its life. Obviously it IS an issue to them - not out of any particular place of not caring for the kid, or out of bad motivations, but yes, it is an issue.
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If I saw the family, I would assume that the wife had had a previous marriage, or a previous relationship. Actually, I would assume it was none of my business. :) The kid, as the product of the black man's sperm, would have an equally good or bad life whether he was born to that family, or to some other family with some other mom, so I don't see who is damaged here. Actually, the kid might be in a better position for college scholarships. Who is to say what social conditions will be like 20 years from now?
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I don't know this case. But the point is that it was supposed to be this man's sperm and was not. That is the issue. He didn't want ANY other man's sperm used, and the clinic made a serious mistake.
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