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Not around the bend. Right to the crux of the problem.

Posted By: Libby on 2005-09-19
In Reply to: You have really gone around the bend. Talk about spewing forth hate and trash. - Feel sorry for your hateful heart. nm

You and your clones are not welcome here because you don't know how to act like decent human beings.  Each of your posts is confrontational, argumentative and just plain rude.  Why in the world would a liberal on this board want to communicate with someone like you?  Sheesh!




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Here is the crux of the matter.

Embryonic stem cell research has been misrepresented.  To the gullible public, who will believe ads like the one Michael J. Fox put out there, ESC has become the panacea and cure-all for all time.  But it just isn't true. This quote from the article you posted, Brunson, is very important.


Reckless Hype and Overselling
Most of the campaign’s other ads have focused on “cures.” One shows a doctor saying that far from endangering women stem-cell research “could lead to cures for diseases that concern women like ovarian cancer.” Presumably the stem-cell treatment in question is bone marrow transplantation, an adult stem-cell technique widely in use for decades, and one in no way threatened by any legal barriers or related to embryonic stem cells or cloning. Another ad shows a pediatrician saying stem cells could help his patients, but offering no details. Another shows an Alzheimer’s researcher saying “stem cell research offers the promise of cures” for “so many devastating diseases like Alzheimer’s disease,” but offers no evidence to counter the near consensus in the field that this simply is not so. Many of these disingenuous ads repeat the claim that the initiative would ban human cloning, and none of the ads mention that all stem-cell research is already legal in Missouri and there are no prospects for that changing, or that the referendum would not support any new research.


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We simply must educate ourselves and maybe, in the end, examine what our belief system is about life.  Morally and ethically I believe ESC research to be wrong. It will be the crowning touch down the long downward spiral we started on when we legalized abortion. 


I will end with a quote from President Bush from the same speech I referenced in another post, where he was speaking to parents of adopted children. 


(quote)The children here today remind us that there is no such thing as a spare embryo. Every embryo is unique and genetically complete, like every other human being. And each of us started out our life this way. These lives are not raw material to be exploited, but gifts. And I commend each of the families here today for accepting the gift of these children and offering them the gift of your love.(unquote)


In the end, it comes down to respecting life and God.  The decision lies with each of us.  I choose life.


You have really gone around the bend. Talk about spewing forth hate and trash.
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