Topic: We should subsidize embryonic stem cell research
stem cell research has been proven to help people with parkinson's disease, and other major illnesses.
stem cell research has proven to be useful and beneficial for everyone in the development of new treatments for diseases.
stem cell research is a highly controversial topic and should not be subsidized until the ethical concerns are addressed.
stem cell research is against nature and should be stopped.
stem cell research is essential in combating illnesses like cancer and moving forward to find cures and treatment.
stem cell research is gruesome and cruel.
stem cell research is immoral and kills babies
stem cell research is incompatible with some religious beliefs
stem cell research is our best hope in finding cures
stem cell research is seen as unethical  and wrong by many religions
stem cell research is the beginning of wanting to do more and more things we shouldn't be messing with and it should be stopped now before it goes any further
stem cell research is the experimentation on baby fetuses and killing them in the process. it is wrong to kill babies!
stem cell research is unethical and totally antithetic to the sanctity of life.
stem cell research is unnatural form of experimentation and is too manipulative
stem cell research is unnecessary and there are alternate ways of finding cures
stem cell research may be the key to curing many diseases
stem cell research may hold the keys to curing cancer
stem cell research may offend religious individuals
stem cell research should not be subsidized by our tax dollars as it is a highly controversial practice as opposed to one that the majority view as positive and acceptable.
stem cell research shows great promise in healing today's most tragic injuries and illnesses such as paralysis and cancer.
stem cell research will bring effective cures for currently incurable medical issues
stem cell research will encourage more abortions
stem cell research will find cures to different diseases some thought to be uncurable
Stem cell research work being good things to science, and could save lives.
stem cell researchis unethical for religious reasons
subsidising research may result in falsification of results and evidence to get more money.
subsidising would ensure faster results in research bringing about much needed cures for diseases that are difficult to treat.
subsidized embryonic stem cell research will advance medical science more rapidly than would otherwise be the case
subsidizing embryonic stem cell research can improve the quality of the research and lead to more developments in cures.
subsidizing embryonic stem cell research can lead to forced gathering of the stem cells and may even cause worse reactions.
subsidizing embryonic stem cell research can lead to unwanted experiments that create things that should not be.
subsidizing embryonic stem cell research will allow for continued study into life saving treatments such as parkinson's disease, cancers and other life debilitating conditions.
subsidizing this powerful tool to extend human life should be a top priority for preventing and treating major diseases