Is A Fetus A Parasite?

[Doc Tinker]

Since a fetus draws nutrients from it's mother (host?), does that mean it's a parasite?



Doc

 

[paccool]

He** Doc,



After birth, kids depend on the parents for the next 20 or so years! Does that make them parasites? HMMMMMM



Was wondering if you were going to come up with a new post today!



Stan

 

[Steve St.Laurent]

Well I think Doc's finally truly lost it! He's starting to repeat stories just like me . Seen this one before - check out https://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14185



-Steve

 

[lgibson]

A parasite is a plant or animal living in, with, or on another organism to harm it. One depending on another and not making adequate return. Sooo, are humans a parasite to mother earth?Are we making adequate return? I don't know, but one thing I do know is that most car dealers are parasites according to the second definition.



Doc, Back away from the computer, and go fishing!!!!!!

 

[illflem]

They're only pair-a-sites if twins.

 

[Steve M]

At 15 and almost 17, I would consider my two daughters to be parasites. In just a few years when they're providing for themselves, then they'll be daughters again.

Technically, a fetus is a parasite. But it's that parasite in front of us that causes a fetus!

 

[rich m]

By strict definition, yes, I think so.....

... . but I'd hate to give the liberals any more verbal/linguistic ammunition than what they already misuse, abuse, spin, fold, spindle and/or mutilate.

 

[Wayne M.]

lgibson, don't you see? HE IS FISHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Steve M]

There's ol' Rich trying to think again! But think about it... Even after a child is born, they continue to suck off their mother, then when mom is sucked dry, they hit dad up in the wallet until it's sucked dry. Then they move out and then appreciate what all you did for them. To prove it, when you're old and all dried up, they stick you in a nursing home and wait for you to croak so they can suck off of your estate! Of course this is all said tongue in cheek with humor... My wallet has two teets on it.