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Raj, the problem is that "ethics" and "morals" are a matter of opinion. Your idea of morals is to beg consideration of the breathing individual, another's idea of morals makes it important to consider the unborn life. You yourself stated that life is a continuous process. I do not see the government's point of view as discompassionate - their view is merely a different interpretation of compassion than your view. Both parties try to press their point of view on the other side - the door swings both ways. Each party fights for what they believe is "right", neither side is evil, they are only in disagreement. Wendy -----Original Message----- Life is a continuos process. A living cell comes from another living cell. ... One has to use some common sense and compassion for the fellow human being that are suffering and agree to help them by letting the stem cell research go nimpeded. I do not see that compassion and ethics in our government's policies or who spport their discompassionate policies. We are fighting against Islamic fundamentalists for they are attempting to thrust their fundamentalist approach to life in Afganistan and Iraq. At the same time our administration is thrusting its own fundamentalism in America by attempting to impede stem cell research and by firing the scientists who does not agree with their idealogy. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn