Topic: We should subsidize embryonic stem cell research
embryonic stem cell research has saved and improved many lives that could not have been helped otherwise.   with further financial support more could be achieved.
embryonic stem cell research has the potential create new treatments for many diseases
embryonic stem cell research has the potential to cure countless numbers of patients.
embryonic stem cell research has the potential to help cure some of the most devastating diseases
embryonic stem cell research has the potential to open up a whole new field of healthcare and medicine
embryonic stem cell research has the potential to revolutionize healthcare
embryonic stem cell research has the potential to treat, if not cure, severe diseases that affect thousands of our population.
embryonic stem cell research helps find cures for diseases.
embryonic stem cell research helps save and improve lives.
embryonic stem cell research helps to provide innovations in cancer treatment as well as help in the treatment of patient's with diseases such as parkinson's disease, subsidizing would allow for more funding.
embryonic stem cell research interfere with nature and should not be encouraged through subsidization.
embryonic stem cell research involves the destruction of human embryos, which could have resulted in life.
embryonic stem cell research is a great advance in medical research
embryonic stem cell research is against god's will and should be stopped.
embryonic stem cell research is against many religions
embryonic stem cell research is against many religions and tax payers should not be forced to support it.
embryonic stem cell research is an advanced medicine progress that should not be stopped
embryonic stem cell research is an ethical minefield, and money could be better spent on less controversial medical advancement.
embryonic stem cell research is an important source of scientific research that has led to a vastly greater understanding on the human condition and how many serious conditions and diseases can be cured.
embryonic stem cell research is an unnatural act that goes against human decency.  the benefits do not justify the act.
embryonic stem cell research is at the forefront of medical technology and could help to find cures to diseases that are currently incurable.
embryonic stem cell research is barbaric and immoral
embryonic stem cell research is controversial and therefore should not receive government funding.
embryonic stem cell research is controversial. some finds it unethical on the ground of religion since it takes cell from living babies
embryonic stem cell research is currently the best hope to develop effective treatments for people suffering from things like spinal cord injuries, parkinson's disease, als, ms, and much more
embryonic stem cell research is essentially human lab testing if one is to believe that an egg is a human being from  the moment of fertilization.
embryonic stem cell research is ethically and morally wrong because it necessitates the destruction of a potential human life.
embryonic stem cell research is ethically and morally wrong.  it violates the sanctity of life