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Comment on Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Unethical, Unsafe, Unnecessary, Illegal by aweird1

aweird1 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:56:00 +0000

These idiots are stopping the valuable advances and benefits that could come from stem cell research. Pro-Lifers? are complete morons if they think that their arguments are even valid against stem cell research.

Comment on Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Unethical, Unsafe, Unnecessary, Illegal by Robes1234

Robes1234 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:25:25 +0000

Nice to see you raise the level of the discussion. How about more facts and less? name calling.

Comment on Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Unethical, Unsafe, Unnecessary, Illegal by DisturbedRenegade

DisturbedRenegade — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:13:36 +0000

@Robes1234. How is this for a fact? Your Bronze Age religion has zero right to stand in the way of modern medicine. Religion and? in particular Christianity has always served to impede scientific progress and held humanity back. This is going to be another example. Let’s have unknown millions die from diseases we can cure because of your idea that a collection of cells makes up a human being.

Comment on Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Unethical, Unsafe, Unnecessary, Illegal by FoxFire1281

FoxFire1281 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:10:16 +0000

You think its wrong. Fine. I say outsource all of this research to countries where its not such a big probelm and you dont have annoying religious zealots spouting hot air. Soooo…when other countries invent the cures? from it, YOU ARE FORBIDDEN FROM USING IT. IF YOU USE IT YOU HAVE TO PUBLICALLY, ON INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION, SAY YOU ARE A HYPOCRITE AND SHOULD NEVER BE TAKEN SERIOUS EVER AGAIN.

Comment on Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Unethical, Unsafe, Unnecessary, Illegal by nancy6ify

nancy6ify — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 02:27:28 +0000

Its estimated that as high as 1 in 4 embryos are spontaneously aborted, the woman has a late heavy period, perhaps not even realizing that she was pregnant. I don’t believe a collection of cells without even a brain yet has the status of a human being. Think of all the children’s lives that could be saved? with this research. Children living today. How can it be wrong to help those who are already here?

Comment on Charity & Christian Doctrine : Arguments on Embryonic Stem Cell Research by AlexAndJ0sh

AlexAndJ0sh — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 13:30:03 +0000

i do not know much about the topic but..i do know enough to where embryos are not human life. they are simply a group of cells replicating. nothing more then check cells. they do not yet have the ability to think or have thought processes. and im sure your aware of the quote “i think therefor i am” i bring that up simply to prove it cannot be counted as life if it has no thought process what so ever. i understand your argument, but just like abortion its legal? to not have the baby because its

Comment on Charity & Christian Doctrine : Arguments on Embryonic Stem Cell Research by AlexAndJ0sh

AlexAndJ0sh — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 12:52:45 +0000

not yet considered a human at 2 or 3 months. so a embryo is in the earliest? stages of development and is way below the requirements of being considered a human being.

Comment on Charity & Christian Doctrine : Arguments on Embryonic Stem Cell Research by AlexAndJ0sh

AlexAndJ0sh — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 12:08:33 +0000

and for the record i am neither for or against it.? i was just simply stating. and correction on check its cheek cells.

Comment on Charity & Christian Doctrine : Arguments on Embryonic Stem Cell Research by jmatt781

jmatt781 — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 11:13:04 +0000

I dream of the day sciency finally prevails over religion, AND IT WILL! Check out FOXnews.com or any other news site, scientists just created life…. THAT’S REAL!!! Stem cell research also could have saved? my baby cousins life when he was? diagnosted with a fatal disease that could have been cured today…. he was only six years old….. thanks for the help, great job preventing that a few years ago it really helped mankind, …really… thank you…. my family really appreciated that.

Comment on Charity & Christian Doctrine : Arguments on Embryonic Stem Cell Research by Grahamjjenkins

Grahamjjenkins — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 10:36:29 +0000

The stem cells that are harvested are don so in a dish, not? in a woman’s utaris. There for, if it was left alone, it would have never grown into a human. What’s the issue?

According to the Bible, Life is defined as something that has blood flowing through its veins. Hmmmm…. stem cells don’t have veins or blood, so according to your own definition you ignorant fuck, stem cells are not alive.