Topic: We should subsidize embryonic stem cell research
such a controversial topic should not be funded by the government
such research has helped cure many illnesses and diseases and it should be subsidized.
supporting embryonic stem cell research is important because it is the future of medicine and it can help scientists to find new cures for diseases.
taking the life of another person for research seems completely barbaric.  we should not be using public funds to help destroy human lives.
taxpayers' money should not have to go towards things that might go against their religious beliefs
taxpayers should not be forced to pay for something that might go against their religious beliefs.
that type of research can lead to harvesting by the black market.
the cells used in stem cell research come from the murdering, harvesting, and selling of babies, all of which are highly immoral.
the costs of doing embryonic stem cell research is staggering.   these are important lab tests by scientists and we should definitely be subsidizing these tests.
the drug companies that fund the research have enough money and can use their huge profits without needing any subsidising.
the embryonic stem cells require a dead fetus which is why it's so controversial. we shouldn't be messing with the bodies of dead babies.
the embryos who supply these cells are from aborted babies or babies created in a laboratory just to be used for research, it is wrong to create life just to use it for research.
the ethical concerns of using embryonic cells is too big a barrier to surpass, we should not subsidize anything with public money that isn't acceptable ethically to the people paying for it
the excitement was due to the huge potential these cells have in curing human disease
the government can subsidize other sectors of production that will help the economy
the government doesnt need to be in control of science
the investigations with mother cells could mean the definitive advance for the human race
the more money that can be put into this research, the better.  time is showing us that great strides in medicine are being made from the use of embryonic stem cell research.
the more research that is done, the higher the chances to understanding and possible curing diseases.
the nhs has limited funding and this should be spent providing care for those that need it rather than wasting it on research that may not help solve anytihng
the research can help relive the suffering of people and could possibly cure ailments.
the research of stem cells is a great advance for humanity to find the cure to several deadly diseases
the scientific gains that could be made are huge, a stem cell is not a fully formed foetus, it is merely a cell
there are a lot of misconceptions by uneducated people claiming religious beliefs to prevent stem cell research but it is one of the most hopeful discoveries for curing disease
there are far more important things to support financially than embryonic stem cell research.
there are many moral issues with this research
there are many religious reasons not to participate.