First, I didn't actually mean to make an argument against the usage of genetics in eliminating disease, merely to point out how good intentions could disintegra

First, I didn't actually mean to make an argument against the usage of genetics in eliminating disease, merely to point out how good intentions could disintegrate into something more dystopic. Second, I think there is a big difference between something that's irreversible at the point of conception and something that, while giving you a disadvantage, can be fixed later.