Originally posted by FMFI have stated I have no idea and if you want to know I suggest that you do your own research. Then again facts never really were your remit.
So that's a refusal to answer the point blank question: "Would you say many many millions of people saved over recent decades?"
Originally posted by Proper KnobYou mean like in the case of those people who died as a direct result of blood transfusion I am sure god would rather they did not suffer. Maybe your argument that blood saves lives woukd also comfort their grieving families.
So God would rather people suffer and die? Top bloke.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieBack to this point.
And yet you cannot bring yourself to address the point if it is forbidden to eat why it then becomes permissable to inject it intravenously.
Ingesting blood is toxic, that is why you should not do it. Intravenously inject blood saves lives (when correct procedures are followed). That is why one course of action is permissible and the other forbidden.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYou said "[blood transfusions have] resulted in tens of thousands of people dying possibly hundreds of thousands". Would that be more than or less than the number of lives saved in your estimation?
I have stated I have no idea and if you want to know I suggest that you do your own research. Then again facts never really were your remit.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiePeople die from all manner of medical procedures, none, I'll repeat that NONE are 100% safe.
You mean like in the case of those people who died as a direct result of blood transfusion I am sure god would rather they did not suffer. Maybe your argument that blood saves lives woukd also comfort their grieving families.
Originally posted by Proper KnobAnd yet you cannot guarantee its safety.
Back to this point.
Ingesting blood is toxic, that is why you should not do it. Intravenously inject blood saves lives (when correct procedures are followed). That is why one course of action is permissible and the other forbidden.