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Michael J. Fox : 'I'm not a victim'
By Stone Martindale Oct 26, 2006, 23:06 GMT
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No, Mr. Fox, you are not a victim, of anything except your condition. You are only responsible for your choices.
He should have thought of that before he decided to politicize science. Making enemies on either side of the aisle only hurts the innocent.
The next time you decide to campaign try not to be disingenuous.
He screwed up. He was naive. He was used. It was a huge mistake.
Are you guys serious? Who politicized science first? Embryonic stem cell research was politicized when George Bush vetoed the bill that would allow government funding for the research. Bush impeded the progress of this research merely because a minority group of Christian conservatives are against it. All Michael J Fox wanted was to help more pro-ESCR senator candidates get elected so that the bill will be passed again with enough votes to remove Bush's veto power. If the Christian right hadn't made ESCR a political issue first, we wouldn't have seen Fox in those polical ads at all.
We love you Mike...Hang in there my friend..
You have given so much of yourself to us over the years, I hope
and pray we find a cure for you soon..
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