bluestateguy
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Sun Oct-29-06 12:00 PM
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There is a perfectly valid compromise on the stem cell research issue |
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Let the government fund it, but if you don't want to be a beneficiary of stem-cell treatments because of religious/moral objections, then you are free to get treatment some other way. I can respect that.
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rucky
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Sun Oct-29-06 12:08 PM
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1. That doesn't even need to be legislated. |
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trouble is, the people who would "opt out" are the ones who want to ruin it for everybody else.
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abluelady
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Sun Oct-29-06 12:09 PM
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2. And You Think Those Hypocrites Won't Be First In Line... |
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Try visiting a Planned Parenthood office and see how many people who will never support a pro-choice candidate are getting abortions. These people are freaks. They say6 one thing and do another all the time.
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Sun Oct-29-06 12:13 PM
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3. To bad the fundies are not into compromise. |
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Edited on Sun Oct-29-06 12:13 PM by dkofos
They are to busy trying force their beleifs on everyone.
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Sun Oct-29-06 12:50 PM
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4. Only cells that are not adopted can be used for stem cell research |
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After all these are currently the ones being autoclaved in biohazard bags in fertility clinics.
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