Furthermore, waching congressional (and any, for that matter) politicos in action exacerbates the feeling for me, that I am so getting screwed by paying these people to do what they do with my hard earned tax dollars. But that is a whole other post.
Windspike's Questions du jour are thus:
- First, should we toss the unused stem cell sources down the toilet or use them in future research that could possibly save lives or make some bad lives better?
- Secondly, which of the above options proves that you are pro-life?
- Explain/discuss
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...I am so getting screwed by paying these people to do what they do with my hard earned tax dollars.
And nothing drives that point home harder than watching them speechify to an empty chamber.
(Sorry for not addressing the point you raise. I'm all in favor of stem-cell research, and for me there is nothing to debate.)
Likewise with me. Actually, if there were anything worth harvesting, I'd say we go after the brains of the US leaders.
Considering the relative ease with which embryos are discarded ...
... the more interesting question is whether or not himself, George W. Bush, will cast his first veto.
Prediction: George Bush will issue Social Security numbers to 18-year-old embryos registering Republican. ''If Democrats can vote the dead, we can vote the frozen.''
Supernatural
I began life as a frozen embryo. The Petri dish was confining so I moved on. Thanks be to God for mother nature.
USA, perfect since 1954
House OKs Bill Guarding Pledge From Courts, Washington Post, July 20, 2006. Supporters in the House argued that the "under God" phrase, added to the pledge in 1954, must be protected from unelected judges. 'One nation, under God'
Glenda, I believe it's addressed in the book of Rove. I'll quote it as best I can remember. Thou shalt do whatever the hell thou needth to do in order to keepth thou base voting Republican. Yea, even tellth the public bull shit-th.
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