Murph,
I agree! You know it seems that this mail list ALWAYS has a least one
person that does not respect the values and opinions of others. This, I
think, is a part of life and simply reflects the challenges of any
community. When they finally leave the list, we always attract another!
Keeps the list and life so interesting!
Edward
CD for Mom 79/15
Merlin H Brown
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Sent by: "Parkinson's cc:
Information Exchange Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Re: Anti-Abortion
Network" Zealots
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01/20/00 07:50 AM
Please respond to
"Parkinson's
Information Exchange
Network"
Open letter to Greg Sterling:
You and I have opinions that are completely different. We both have a
right to express them and to rebut each other. That said, it does not
give us the right to personally attack each other. On future posts I
would appreciate it if you would limit your arguments to the subject at
hand. Personal attacks have no place on this board
murph brown 57/9
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 17:40:54 -0500 Merlin H Brown <[log in to unmask]>
writes:
> I agree with the statement made below by the Gov. of Nebraska. If we
> can obtain the cells for research from sources other than aborted
> babies, I am all for it. Otherwise, I stand in agreement with many
> others who could hardly be classified in the category of "ignorant."
> And just for the record, I am not the one with the PWP. I should
> have signed my name earlier -- this is his wife, Bev.
>
> "[Gov.] Johanns said he opposes abortion, and the thought of fetal
> tissue being used for research disturbs him. He said he believes it
> also is disturbing to the majority of Nebraskans. If there is a way
> other than using aborted children to obtain cells for research, that
> option should be evaluated, Johanns said"
> (excerpted from: Fallout is Intense From Nebraska Fetal Tissue
> Research Revelations, Source: December 1, 1999 Omaha World-Herald)
>
> On 19 Jan 00 16:21:35 -0500 [log in to unmask] writes:
> > Can somebody please tell this poor ignorant PWP what a baby in the
> > womb has to do
> > with stem-cell research?
> >
> > Greg
> >
> >
> >
