Man who donated his mother's body for Alzheimer's research discovers it was sold to the US Millitary

[Spirit of Light]

My approach....
Prepare for the possibility of war.
Prepare to avoid it.
We need to do a better job at both.

my approach Stop making weapons, do not buy the weapons that already exist. And if possible destroy the weapons that already exist (not by using them)

 

[Revoltingest]

my approach Stop making weapons, do not buy the weapons that already exist. And if possible destroy the weapons that already exist (not by using them)

Yeah....a good formula for being conquered by a country with a different philosophy.
But some countries can afford this when more powerful countries will do it for them.

 

[Kangaroo Feathers]

my approach Stop making weapons, do not buy the weapons that already exist. And if possible destroy the weapons that already exist (not by using them)

Nah. Swords are cool.

 

[Spirit of Light]

Nah. Swords are cool.

Nope

 

[Hockeycowboy]

my approach Stop making weapons, do not buy the weapons that already exist. And if possible destroy the weapons that already exist (not by using them)

This reminded me of the prophecy in Isaiah 2:1-4...
Worshippers of Yahweh (Jehovah) would do this, in the Last Days.
Part of this is posted on the United Nations building.

 

[Howard Is]

A dead person who was more desperately needed for research in other areas. Uncle Sam is already very, very good at killing people. We can't cure Alzheimers yet.

The Art of War is an ancient Chinese text written by Sun Tsu. With the Prince, Machiavelli probably wouldn't disagree because it's an issue of conventional morality, states priorities, and people are pretty much powerless to do anything over it. It will answer some, but their anger isn't sufficient enough for the prince to concern himself with.

Just for the record, Machiavelli also wrote a book called The Art of War.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I've no idea which was the highest & best use for her legacy.

Its not hard to figure out. We haven't cited Alzheimers, and not everyone dies of it meaning we don't ask over abundance of corpses to study it on.
And, of course, the bigger issue is that's not what the arrangement/agreement was.

 

[Shad]

...
and blown up in 'blast test'!

Man who donated his mom's body for dementia research learns it was strapped to a chair and blown up | Daily Mail Online

If this was against the contract then sue for breach of contract.

 

[Shad]

And, put the inhabitants back on irradiated islands to study their horrible demise.

This is a fiction. LBJ allowed them to go back based on incorrect information regarding radiation. They did of their own accord.

 

[Revoltingest]

Its not hard to figure out. We haven't cited Alzheimers, and not everyone dies of it meaning we don't ask over abundance of corpses to study it on.
And, of course, the bigger issue is that's not what the arrangement/agreement was.

It would be hard for me to figure out.
I'd have to do some research...but I wouldn't blow up any corpses in the process.

 

[Darkforbid]

If this was against the contract then sue for breach of contract.

Read the link

 

[Shad]

Read the link

I did. Gore was found to be operating an illegal business not a contract violation.

 

[Howard Is]

This is a fiction. LBJ allowed them to go back based on incorrect information regarding radiation. They did of their own accord.

Of course they did. How silly of me.

 

[Shad]

Of course they did. How silly of me.

You made grand claim based on no evidence. Try again

 

[Howard Is]

This is a fiction. LBJ allowed them to go back based on incorrect information regarding radiation. They did of their own accord.

Like the information about Iraqi WMDs, or the information about the Gulf of Tonkin ?

Either your intelligence services are repeatedly hopelessly incompetent, or they are reprehensible criminals. Which is it ?

One would have to be very gullible indeed to think that someone measured lethal radiation and somehow ‘got it wrong’ when the lives of a population were at stake.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

It would be hard for me to figure out.
I'd have to do some research...but I wouldn't blow up any corpses in the process.

Uncle sam blowing the corpse up was blatantly a violation of an agreement and contract. There really isn't much to be considered. Research material was wasted and a breech of contract happened.

 

[Revoltingest]

Uncle sam blowing the corpse up was blatantly a violation of an agreement and contract. There really isn't much to be considered. Research material was wasted and a breech of contract happened.

I favor contractually correct corpse explosions.