Stem Cell research is something that I'm okay with, because I think using an embryo to help rejuvenate damaged body parts is not really something bad. For embryonic stem cell, they use a 5 day old embryo and and were not implanted into the walls of a woman's uterus. To me, this really is not considered life if it was done outside of the woman's uterus and because it was more of an experiment to start with. If someone I cared for had a dysfunction in the organ somewhere, I would strongly suggest using stem cell research to fix it or replace it. To me, this 5 day old embryo is not considered life, but just an experiment. Because it isn't considered as life to me, I'm perfectly fine with using the embryo to do stem cell research. It might be an embryo by name, but is it really an embryo if it was done through experimentation? To me, I don't think so. I think that the embryo that I consider as life has to be a consumption where the woman has to have the embryo within the uterus. Outside of it (like making an embryo through an experiment) is not really life, but merely an experiment. this is why I am okay with Stem Cell Research.
Child Labor: I believe that child labor is very wrong. Using a child to to strenuous and harmful work, but giving them an unfair pay is something that I find very wrong. These children are just like us, except for the fact that they might have grown up in a good household. Some might say argue that they are doing it for the job, but it doesn't matter because the children should get paid more if they are doing such works. "You reap what you sow" is what I believe in. If they are working that hard, then they should get paid fairly. I am someone who is willing to pay more for the strawberries, as long as it pays the laborers fairly.