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Originally posted by havok
It is truly disgusting what humans put animals through for their own benefit.
We are an embarassing species.
This video is truly remarkable and shows that all animals are meant to be free.
Not locked up in cages for their entire existance.
I guess the opposing argument is that without these animals, we wouldn't have life-saving drugs.
We should be ashamed of ourselves...but we are too vain.
Life is truly amazing, especially animal life.
... and the mindset that scientists, in general, that test these animals have...
Un-freaking-real.
Thank you for that.
Originally posted by NewWorldDisorder
For God sake... Ok, I disagree with holding any creature in captivity for an inhumane amount of time. But, at this point (realistically) all you can do is try to prevent this from happening again.
More importantly, I want to know what they discovered. This could be bigger than you think!
Does anyone have more info?
Thanks!!
Originally posted by thejlxc
Originally posted by NewWorldDisorder
For God sake... Ok, I disagree with holding any creature in captivity for an inhumane amount of time. But, at this point (realistically) all you can do is try to prevent this from happening again.
More importantly, I want to know what they discovered. This could be bigger than you think!
Does anyone have more info?
Thanks!!
Ok this line of reasoning has taken us to the point where some people will do things, no matter how vile, in the hopes that someone will appreciate it as "research" and they will actually make even more money for doing these vile evil things. Can we just stop worrying about all the "important research" gained from Evil means?
Enough is enough already.edit on 8-9-2011 by thejlxc because: spelling heh
Scientists kept the animals in isolation and gave them HIV and hepatitis. Their ordeal finally ended in 1997 when the pharmaceutical company behind the research was sold.