‘The internet’, you editorialise (August 20), ‘has brought the markets of
the world into New Zealand houses’. How right you are.
For example, the market for fetal body parts, recently exposed on our
computers by undercover operations in the US, busting Planned Parenthood for
trading aborted babies for profit. For example, harvesting a brain intact from a
late-term baby boy while his heart was still beating.
You warn ‘ethical consumers’ of a dilemma in buying from companies that
oppress their workers and don’t pay enough tax. Right again. And then there are
ethical consumers who unwittingly are buying beauty products, pharmaceuticals
and food containing fetal material.
As The Dominion Post editorialises about ethics, and ethics for
journalists mean reporting the facts, I assume you know nothing about this
grisly trade. So you’ll be pleased I’ve brought it to your attention.
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