kev– Who’s the idiot? That makes no sense. How ’bout a conversation with a 2 year old.You, sir, are the idiot.

“If anybody thinks they are a person, try having a conversation with one. In fact, if a 20 year and 3 month old shows up and you sell him a bottle of Jack Daniels, argue in court that he is really 21 and see where that goes.” -Kev

Brilliant!

Well it is, in Kev’s world.

Chuckle…

Kev I have met lots of men who fit this description. They couldn’t carry on a conservation if they had to. You know the kind where uh is a two syllable word.

I guess we can just tie them up and strip off the stem cells. Sounds good to me.

Senator John “Flip-Flop” Kerry also LIED to the U.S. Senate in Wednesday’s stem cell debate, citing research in Massachusetts which he claimed had used embryonic stem cells to “cure” a mouse suffering from immune deficiency disease — but the mouse wasn’t cured, failing to improve enough to show any real benefit, and the research he referred to fell far short of the scores of treatments already being carried out using ethical adult stem cells. Kerry and also RINO Senator Orrin Hatch tried to downplay adult stem cell research, which has been producing new cures and beneficial treatments every year, while ESCR produces nothing but deception, scandal, fraud, and embezzlement.

RINO Senator Arlen “Spooky” Specter also LIED to the U.S. Senate, claiming 400,000 leftover frozen human embryos could be used to save lives. There are in fact nowhere near that many available for donation to research, only 3% of them, and their killing would not save anyone from death or disease, nor would it satisfy the desires of clone-and-kill lab goons who want highly profitable patents on the manufacture of human life for destructive testing through cloning and human egg trafficking.

“It’s clear that the ultimate utility of the bill is to further erode respect and protections for human embryos and thus pave the way for creating embryos purely for experiments–including through sperm and egg donation and human cloning. Creating human embryos and harvesting their stem cells, ostensibly for disease treatments, is a highly speculative, impractical and unethical proposition. Human cloning would exploit poor and vulnerable women and subject them to harmful egg collection processes,”. . . Dr. David Stevens, the director of the Christian Medical Association, denouncing the U.S. Senate’s bill for funding useless, unethical ESCR

Politicians have made this a much bigger issue that it is. Don’t be taken in by the arguments presented in today’s column. Do your own research and make an informed decision.

Politicians have made this a much bigger issue that it is. Don’t be taken in by the arguments presented in today’s column. Do your own research and make an informed decision.

There was a bill in the Legislature this year that would have places major restrictions on stem cell research in Kansas. I don’t know the particulars, only that it didn’t pass. It wasn’t one of the bills I’ve been following this year.

There is a movement called “snow flake babies” that if a parent should not want the remaining embryos but wished to donate them. They can be “adopted” and someone else pays for the storage. But as it stand most embryos are just destroyed.

Cloning and the research is two different things, oddly one of the Senators yesterday was talking about a unfertilized egg can be “cloned” with some of your DNA and used to produce stem cells. He was in favor of this but not using the decanted embryos in research?

This is really just one step beyond calling sperm by its self and a egg by its self a baby!As you may have guessed by my first post, those opposed to the use of these cells are being ridicules!They say that these are babies and living human beings, yet saying nothing about the practices of incinerating them. No call for the practice to be stopped, no laws to save them from being destroyed.

I hope this answered your questions.

The left is playing up the embryonic cell issue for political purposes. Look at this article. Note the hope expressed here. In embryonic fluid we have an unlimited source of stem cells without the moral questions associated with those obtained from necessitating the destruction of embryos. Yet the constant drone is about lack of government funding for the so far fruitless embryonic stem cell research. So fruitless and unpromising that it apparently can’t get private funding.

Politics.

hen this issue first came out I was against it because I was told that this could lead to future cloning and I think that is just something that we shouldn’t be messing with but the more that I hear about it an learn about it, I’m starting to think that the good outweighs the potential bad. This is one of those issues that I keep meaning to do more research on but never have time for…