Just wondering.........

Nothingman54
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Just wondering something, how many of you are for abortion and for stem cell?
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I am not necessarily for abortion, I would definetly suggest that a woman look into other options other than abortion, but I am pro-choice. I also support stem cell research as well."When one gets in bed with government, one must expect the diseases it spreads." - Ron Paul0
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Both are wrong, both should be legal.0
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Neither are wrong, both should be legal."Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 19630
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TheVoiceInside wrote:why is stem cell wrong?
Stem cell is not wrong. Destroying an embryo is. Just my opinion.
If you want to extract stem cells from your embryos, knock yourself out. Just don't ask me to pay for it or to sanction it.0 -
I am pro-life when it comes to abortion.
But I am also pro-stem cell research.It's a town full of losers and I'm pulling out of here to win0 -
I personally wouldn't want my fiance or daughter of the future to get an abortion. That doesn't mean I don't think others who don't feel the same way I do, should be denied the right to have one. Stem Cells can only do good. There was a time when test tube babies was "playing God", and think of all the good that has done in the world0
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The reason I wanted to know was, how could you be for both???? One has to do with killing life and the other has to do with saving life, so how could someone be for both?I'll be back0
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I guess that all depends when life starts whether or not you are "killing" a life0
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Nothingman54 wrote:The reason I wanted to know was, how could you be for both???? One has to do with killing life and the other has to do with saving life, so how could someone be for both?
The other has to do with scientists trying to cure disease.
I see no reason why either should be illegal."Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 19630 -
Nothingman54 wrote:The reason I wanted to know was, how could you be for both???? One has to do with killing life and the other has to do with saving life, so how could someone be for both?0
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Nothingman54 wrote:The reason I wanted to know was, how could you be for both???? One has to do with killing life and the other has to do with saving life, so how could someone be for both?
To me abortion is not killing a life. That is how I can be for both. I mean how can people be pro-death penalty and pro-life at the same time. They simply are and shouldn't have to justify their beliefs."When one gets in bed with government, one must expect the diseases it spreads." - Ron Paul0 -
Much like marijuana, abortion is a medical procedure intended to improve the quality of a patient's life. For a government to impose their own biased morality against those who are suffering (emotionally or physically) is flat out wrong. I tend to think less of people who have abortions, and have actually found myself even more disgusted by the procedure as I have had kids of my own. I still think that it's none of the government's business to intervene in someone's medical life.
Stem cell research is the biggest breakthrough in medical science since the vaccination. The prospects for treatments of SO many diseases are SO promising and yet again our government stands in the way. The really sad thing to me is that 50% of these individuals who have the power to stop stem cell funding claim much stronger religious beliefs than I believe they really hold in their hearts. If you're a well educated Senator from Nebraska or Arkansas, were elected to office because of strict social conservatism rooted in your "faith", even though you may completely understand the need for/science behind stem cell research, you're forced to vote against it because of your wanting to stay in office. Public funding of stem cell research would obviously result in a great medical revolution in this country. These are the positive revolutions that the world expects a nation like America to export to its shores and borders. This is the technology and knowledge that America can share with the rest of the world to restore the association of dignity and promise with the American flag that has simply vanished in the past 5-10 years."Worse than traitors in arms are the men who pretend loyalty to the flag, feast and fatten on the misfortunes of the nation while patriotic blood is crimsoning the plains." -- Abraham Lincoln0 -
mammasan wrote:To me abortion is not killing a life. That is how I can be for both. I mean how can people be pro-death penalty and pro-life at the same time. They simply are and shouldn't have to justify their beliefs.
Abortion is killing a life no matter what you want to believe. Its a fact, Its reality. You abort a baby, you killed the baby. Abortion in my opinon should not be a right for people. There is such thing as too many rights in life and killing a baby is abortion.I'll be back0 -
Nothingman54 wrote:Abortion is killing a life no matter what you want to believe. Its a fact, Its reality. You abort a baby, you killed the baby. Abortion in my opinon should not be a right for people. There is such thing as too many rights in life and killing a baby is abortion."Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 19630
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Nothingman54 wrote:Abortion is killing a life no matter what you want to believe. Its a fact, Its reality. You abort a baby, you killed the baby. Abortion in my opinon should not be a right for people. There is such thing as too many rights in life and killing a baby is abortion.
I personally agree with you, but only because I believe it is a life. However, its not nearly fact the way you state it. Many people don't think that an unborn baby (at least for much of the pregnancy) is a "life". That's why I can understand their position. If I didn't believe it was a "life" I would be pro-choice. However, after taking quite a few biology courses, it seems clear to me that it is a "life". That's the only reason why I'm against abortion.
I think instead of abortion being relied on, there should be other better options.
I don't know if I'm for or against stem cell research, I don't know enough about it, but I think that I am for it.
For the record, I'm against the death penalty.you couldn't swing if you were hangin' from a palm tree in a hurricane.0 -
yosi wrote:I personally agree with you, but only because I believe it is a life. However, its not nearly fact the way you state it. Many people don't think that an unborn baby (at least for much of the pregnancy) is a "life". That's why I can understand their position. If I didn't believe it was a "life" I would be pro-choice. However, after taking quite a few biology courses, it seems clear to me that it is a "life". That's the only reason why I'm against abortion.
I think instead of abortion being relied on, there should be other better options.
I don't know if I'm for or against stem cell research, I don't know enough about it, but I think that I am for it.
For the record, I'm against the death penalty.
I respect your opinion. I am 50/50 on the death penalty. Because, people have a choice to do good or bad things in life and when you decide you want to kill someone, then you should be ready for what ever happens. A baby does not have a choice, a baby has done nothing wrong in the world and a mother can just kill it if she wants.......I'll be back0 -
Nothingman54 wrote:I respect your opinion. I am 50/50 on the death penalty. Because, people have a choice to do good or bad things in life and when you decide you want to kill someone, then you should be ready for what ever happens. A baby does not have a choice, a baby has done nothing wrong in the world and a mother can just kill it if she wants.......
A man convicted of a crime and gets the death penalty, when in fact he is innocent, isn't given much of a chance either.0 -
ledvedderman wrote:A man convicted of a crime and gets the death penalty, when in fact he is innocent, isn't given much of a chance either.
I know thats why im 50/50 on the death penalty. Its not the death penalty that messed up its the system.I'll be back0 -
ledvedderman wrote:A man convicted of a crime and gets the death penalty, when in fact he is innocent, isn't given much of a chance either.
A little off topic, but did anyone see the Life of David Gale? Its exactly about what ledvedderman just said. Awesome movie.you couldn't swing if you were hangin' from a palm tree in a hurricane.0
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