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sheesh....

What if it isn't this time around? Imagine people having heard the same threat for decades. They shrug off the threat like usual. But North Korea, this time, follows through? It's better to be safe than sorry.

I understand your feelings on this, however maybe take it from a medical view regarding the life of the other twin..? Like shel said below: If left as is, the fully functional twin, would lose up to 1/2 or 3/4 of the blood's oxygen supply, and oxygen itself. Her body would have to work twice...

All I can think of is this: The sun provides vitamin D and maybe Koko is saying, go outside and enjoy the sun? :shrug:

Ohh lovely! (NOT!) How many wars are we in now?

It's mindboggling. :shock: If both of my brothers tried to apply for this, I will tell them to get a few answers wrong. Both are serving in the Military. One is an MP and the other is transfering and headed that way. They both said they wanted to be a Police Officer when they finish. Seeing...

Same here....the hospital I had my second child in, did not provide that sort of thing. :lol: I was screaming at the nurses. (Poor Ladies and one Man) 'This is a modern hospital and you have no &*&$#^&*#*& pain medicine?!?!' Thats what my friend and my father both told me. :lol:

It is and it isn't immoral. Immoral because it is a life, parasitic or not. Moral because it was killing the other twin slowly. The full functioning child would have died if they did not seperate them. The parents of the cojoined twins actually loved the parasite twin. They knew also...