embryonic stem-cell research?
Why is President Bush so dead-set against this? Because he views it as life? Or as potential life?
If we're talking about "potential life", then there's been a whole bunch of that flushed away by every teenaged boy and girl, huh? See Monty Python, "Every Sperm Is Sacred", a lovely song.
This is one of those things on which I not only don't have an opinion, but I really don't care. The only thing about it which I would like to see in the MSM is this:
The President is not going to prevent embryonic stem-cell research. He never said that he was. His position is that, if this research is so shit-hot, how come the government has to put up the money for what is private (and probably lucrative) R&D?
If it's so damn good - and so far it's only been adult stem-cells that have shown promise - where are the investors? I'm quite sure there are enough medical and chemical corporations that could make use of something like this, not to mention the Buffett's, Gate's and Soros of the world.
I don't get it - is it that damn hard for the media to give the whole truth, instead of their massaged version?
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