Topic: We should subsidize embryonic stem cell research
embryonic stem cell research is vital to find cures for cancer and other diseases that kill millions.
embryonic stem cell research is vital to new medical discoveries and as such should be supported by the government to advance the science,
embryonic stem cell research is wrong because it destroys an embryo simply for research
embryonic stem cell research is wrong.
embryonic stem cell research kills embreyos and should be stopped
embryonic stem cell research makes possible vital breakthroughs in medical science, helping to end suffering.
embryonic stem cell research may be the key to curing many diseases and should be encouraged and explored.
embryonic stem cell research may help in the development of  treatments for many serious medical conditions
embryonic stem cell research may in the future lead to the discovery of treatments for many debilitating medical conditions
embryonic stem cell research may lead to life-saving treatments such as the growing of spare organs, which can save many lives.
embryonic stem cell research needs to be stopped because of the disrespect to human life.
embryonic stem cell research ought to be confined to private research
embryonic stem cell research plays a major role in researching cures and learning more about human cells.
embryonic stem cell research provides hope for a lot of terminal ill individuals
embryonic stem cell research requires the destruction of human embryos and so is considered unethical by many people
embryonic stem cell research requires the destruction of human embryos and so presents ethical concerns to many people
embryonic stem cell research should be not be subsided with taxpayer money as religious taxpayers will be offended by this research.
embryonic stem cell research should be paid for by the people who need it most and the limited government research budgets should be reserved for issues that affect everyone.
embryonic stem cell research should be stopped since it causes ethical problems with the religious people
embryonic stem cell research should be stopped since the cells are coming from living human beings who have no say in the matter of being used for research purposes.
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized as the research could provide important breakthrough in treatments for medical conditions.
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized because it could lead to massive changes in human beings. this type of research could reverse aging, change genes, and learn how to cure diseases.
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized because it may lead to the development of treatments for a number of serious medical conditions.
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized because it only requires a small amount of cells because of the fast replication rate
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized because untold numbers of lives could be saved by the treatments that result from it.
embryonic stem cell research should be subsidized to speed up the rate that cures for serious illness are identified speedily.