
Journal of Medical Ethics
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Sep 17, 2026
ADHD Meds, Border Rules, and Thank-You Gifts
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10:13Herman PoppleberryHOST
And that worry isn't crazy.
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10:14Herman PoppleberryHOST
There's a 2023 paper in the Journal of Medical Ethics by a physician named Appel that proposes a framework for non-sexual patient-physician boundaries.
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10:23Herman PoppleberryHOST
The paper notes that this area is largely neglected outside mental health settings, which is striking, because it's in mental health that the boundary questions get most acute.
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10:32Herman PoppleberryHOST
Appel warns against what he calls entanglement.
Apostate: Warren Buffet - The Greatest Mass Murderer of our Time?
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19:43Kevin SwansonHOST
Belgium nurses have witnessed some form of euthanasia or infanticide.
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19:49Kevin SwansonHOST
But here, the Journal of Medical Ethics talks about after birth abortion, why should the baby live? Fetuses and newborns do not have the same moral status as actual persons.
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20:01Kevin SwansonHOST
This is, again, the article.
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20:02Kevin SwansonHOST
The authors argue that what we call after birth abortion, killing a newborn, should be permissible in all the cases where abortion is.
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20:11Kevin SwansonHOST
including cases where the newborn is not disabled.
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20:14Kevin SwansonHOST
The Journal of Medical Ethics has an article called After Birth Abortion, Why the Baby Should Live.
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20:19Kevin SwansonHOST
Why should the baby live? New York Times has an article, Why They Kill Their Newborns, a three-page article advocating decriminalized infanticide, and it's written by MIT's Steven Pinker.
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20:29Kevin SwansonHOST
Another article, Philosophy and Public Affairs, Abortion and Infanticide.
INTERVIEW: Clancy Jury Exposes Closed Door Chaos
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10:13Logan SekulowHOST
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10:14Jordan SekulowHOST
But when we talk about the abortion industry and the lobby that is, has pushed boundaries when it comes to what is the norm, I remember a article in the Journal of Medical Ethics that made a lot of waves in 2012, so 14 years ago, that was called After Birth Abortion: Why Should the Baby Live? And it got passed around a lot.
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10:38Jordan SekulowHOST
Obviously, it's very heady, philosophical.
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10:41Jordan SekulowHOST
Basically, these two, uh, doctors were arguing, bioethicists, that it, because a child can't realize their own needs and wants after birth, that after-birth abortion should also be permitted.
ECHOES OF LILITH
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2:27Wayne McRoyHOST
And as disgusting and ridiculous as that sounds, I'm not kidding.
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2:31Wayne McRoyHOST
This is a paper that was put in the Journal of Medical Ethics, uh, way back in 2012, if I remember correctly, and they talked about the justification for something like this.
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2:45Wayne McRoyHOST
If, if the existence of a child in a parent's or woman's life causes them some type of extreme distress or extreme psychological trauma, then it should be justified for that child to be ended in much the same way that they accept abortion.
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3:05Wayne McRoyHOST
And this is a horrible, horrible stance that many of these ethicists have taken a- and this is something that I found deeply disturbing back then, and even more so now, because I warned people that this is kind of the slow roll of how they normalize that way of thinking about this stuff in way back when, when I covered this years ago on air.
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5:41Richard WillettHOST
I'm reading it out to point out.
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5:43Richard WillettHOST
And it-- when was this, Wayne? When did this come out, this paper?
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5:46Wayne McRoyHOST
It was originally published first in, I think it was December of 2011, and it was published in The Journal of Medical Ethics in 2012.
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5:54Wayne McRoyHOST
I think March of 2012, if I remember correctly.
Islam In The Spotlight Why Now
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10:12Ali HammudaHOST
and was heard saying, oh Allah, I deem it highly sinful that the rights of the two vulnerable ones should be violated, orphans and women, then we understand why the world now looks towards Islam.
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10:27Ali HammudaHOST
When babies are aborted and incinerated alongside other waste to heat UK hospitals as exposed by Channel 4's dispatches, When newborn babies are left inside bins, or as they call them, baby boxes, public spaces with pull-down doors for unwanted newborns, just like those drop-off bins that we use in libraries when returning a book, And when 43% of children across 27 EU countries were born to unmarried mothers, according to EU statistics arm Eurostat in 2016, when reputable journals host articles with the title of after birth abortion, why should the baby live? As was published in the Journal of Medical Ethics in 2013, arguing in favor of infanticide, or they call it in the big scientific word, neonatal euthanasia.
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11:20Ali HammudaHOST
Whilst with us is a book, the Quran, that abolished the Arab pre-Islamic practice of infanticide, saying, When the baby girls buried alive are asked, For what crime were they put to death? At that moment, we understand why the world now looks towards Islam.
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11:43Ali HammudaHOST
At a time when more greenhouse gases are being pumped into the atmosphere than ever before, causing our planet to become warmer today than at any other point in history, changing natural cycles, weather patterns, extreme heat, protracted drought, flooding, more intense storms and rising sea levels, effects that have come to be known as climate change, at a time when, I quote, tens of thousands of scientists in more than a hundred nations have amassed overwhelming amount of evidence pointing to a clear conclusion, humans are the main cause of climate change.