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Human Indignities
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I may be admitting my ignorance and the fact that I am not as well read as I would like; however, I don't understand the uproar, in general, and the hostile approach Mr. Neumayr takes in his August 12th article titled "New Stem Cell Lies."
Is stem cell research completed on embryos that have been aborted specifically for research purposes? Are the embryos extracted from healthy mothers wishing to deliver healthy children? Or, are the embryos taken in some other form of immoral trickery?
p>I must believe not. So what is the controversy about exactly? br> -- Gary Gates /p>You said the following: "What does 'creating new stem cell lines' mean? It means killing 2-week-old embryos"...
p>Why do you try to make that better use of an embryo a bad thing? br> --
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