Pink M&Ms

[Nienna]

Have you noticed all the merchandise for breast cancer awareness? If not, you don't get out much! It far surpasses advertising for any other cause I can think of. M&Ms, jogging shoes, clothes, car magnets, cereal... there's even "Breast Cancer Awareness Month": October. I always noticed this and wondered if they put as much money into finding the cure as they did into advertising.

Well, this morning, reading the news, I came across this tidbit:
http://www.citizenlink.org/CLBriefs/A000004246.cfm

What an unholy alliance! The Breast Cancer Foundation donates to America's number one abortion provider. Abortions, especially first trimester abortions, CAUSE breast cancer. Seems to me as if they aren't truly racing for the CURE; they are racing to line their pockets!

I stopped giving to cancer research long ago, when I found out that many cancer research organizations fund embryonic stem cell research. Besides being morally wrong, embryonic stem cell research has shown that these stems cells, once again, CAUSE cancerous growths when injected in test subjects. Why fund something that works directly against your objective?

I have lost faith in cancer research organizations. Either they are blinded by their ideology or they are just out for the money. I would love to see an org TRULY working to defeat this disease, and I believe that many of the scientists are trying. But I doubt that any money I would donate would go toward USEFUL research. Instead, it seems likely to be funneled toward goal-defeating enterprises.

[Psychoblues]

Would this not more appropriately be addressed in the Lounge (if it hasn't already) or ar you really that gullible?

Have you noticed all the merchandise for breast cancer awareness? If not, you don't get out much! It far surpasses advertising for any other cause I can think of. M&Ms, jogging shoes, clothes, car magnets, cereal... there's even "Breast Cancer Awareness Month": October. I always noticed this and wondered if they put as much money into finding the cure as they did into advertising.

Well, this morning, reading the news, I came across this tidbit:
http://www.citizenlink.org/CLBriefs/A000004246.cfm

What an unholy alliance! The Breast Cancer Foundation donates to America's number one abortion provider. Abortions, especially first trimester abortions, CAUSE breast cancer. Seems to me as if they aren't truly racing for the CURE; they are racing to line their pockets!

I stopped giving to cancer research long ago, when I found out that many cancer research organizations fund embryonic stem cell research. Besides being morally wrong, embryonic stem cell research has shown that these stems cells, once again, CAUSE cancerous growths when injected in test subjects. Why fund something that works directly against your objective?

I have lost faith in cancer research organizations. Either they are blinded by their ideology or they are just out for the money. I would love to see an org TRULY working to defeat this disease, and I believe that many of the scientists are trying. But I doubt that any money I would donate would go toward USEFUL research. Instead, it seems likely to be funneled toward goal-defeating enterprises.

Beats me?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

[5stringJeff]

I had not heard of that before, J, but I'll do my research now before I give to such organizations.

[grunt]

"Abortions, especially first trimester abortions, CAUSE breast cancer"


No they do not. This is a myth, a lie.

[5stringJeff]

"Abortions, especially first trimester abortions, CAUSE breast cancer"


No they do not. This is a myth, a lie.

If so, please refute the evidence at the following link:

http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/abc.html

[grunt]

If so, please refute the evidence at the following link:

http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/abc.html

After adjusting for known breast cancer risk factors, the researchers found that induced abortion(s) had no overall effect on the risk of breast cancer. The size of this study and the manner in which it was conducted provides substantial evidence that induced abortion does not affect a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.

http://www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/co...ast_Cancer.asp

[grunt]

If so, please refute the evidence at the following link:

http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/abc.html

BTW, your "link" is very biased.

[Sitarro]

Would this not more appropriately be addressed in the Lounge (if it hasn't already) or ar you really that gullible?





Beats me?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Beats you is right, who gives a shit? You can't even get the quote feature correct no matter how much I have tried to help your sorry ass, leave Nienna alone.