Animal Testing
Posted: Thu 29 Jan, 2004 12:29 pm
Although not a military subject would be interested in your views all.
Is it good or bad??
Is it good or bad??
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Posted: Thu 29 Jan, 2004 12:38 pm
Depends if its for a decent cause or not. Say they are looking for cures for terrible diseases such as motor neurone and lukimia etc then thats a good cause. I dont think its right to test womens make up on them though! i bet they feel like right ponces!
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Posted: Thu 29 Jan, 2004 12:49 pm
better animals die in reaserch than man.......... and im an animal lover!!! 
Posted: Thu 29 Jan, 2004 1:16 pm
wrong wrong wrong... thats why we have convicts 
lew
lew
Posted: Thu 29 Jan, 2004 1:25 pm
judy29 wrote:better animals die in reaserch than man.......... and im an animal lover!!!
Your both wrong.... Asylum seekerslew wrote:wrong wrong wrong... thats why we have convicts
Posted: Fri 30 Jan, 2004 1:06 am
I agree that as long as there is genuine benefit (not just commercial benefit) then I have no problem, as it's infinitely preferable to make an animal suffer than a person; particularly seeing as long term the number of beficiaries of the research will continue for rise indefinitely.
Posted: Sat 07 Feb, 2004 11:29 pm
If cats have nine lives, surely that makes them the perfect choice for animal testing?
Posted: Wed 11 Feb, 2004 11:15 pm
Most animals have the disdvantage of not being able to hold the pen right! However, I think it's wrong - I aint never seen a cat with lipstick on in the street!
If I could have any job in the world, I'd be an animal psycholoist/ behaviourist - because it's not us and them - they have thoughts and memories and feelings too and they tell them to us all the time cos they dont know how to hide it. So it's wrong - test stuff on animals if it's going to be an animal product!
If I could have any job in the world, I'd be an animal psycholoist/ behaviourist - because it's not us and them - they have thoughts and memories and feelings too and they tell them to us all the time cos they dont know how to hide it. So it's wrong - test stuff on animals if it's going to be an animal product!
Posted: Wed 11 Feb, 2004 11:21 pm
I'm with you there pomplemous, I cant stand animal cruelty...
I hate it more than when people torture other people...
lew
I hate it more than when people torture other people...
lew
Posted: Thu 12 Feb, 2004 2:54 pm
I agree with Rob T on this. Some tests are probably required but others are not.
HOWEVER
Although I cannot stand some of the protesters and Ill tell you why....
I live close to the Huntingdon Life science centre.
Since living here and unbeknown to us my neighbour worked there? In what capacity I dont know? (not a cleaner)
I nearly had my house burnt down as a result of 2 incediary devices being placed on the nieghbours cars in the middle of the night.
By luck I woke up evacuated our house and managed to raise the other residents. TWo cars were destroyed, two houses were damaged and my wife and children couldnt sleep properly for weeks.
Oh and our pet car was was lucky to escape? work that one out?
Many times the protesters have been outside my neighbours house banging and shouting. Which in a quiet village culd e sac scares the shit out of my children and other residents children. Hence why I have been known to have a sense of humour failure along with other residents when they arrive.
So dont tell me they are doing the right thing!!! They can do it anywhere but if they turn up near my house. I wont be responsible for how I react!!!
and quiet personally I dont care, because they dont...
HOWEVER
Although I cannot stand some of the protesters and Ill tell you why....
I live close to the Huntingdon Life science centre.
Since living here and unbeknown to us my neighbour worked there? In what capacity I dont know? (not a cleaner)
I nearly had my house burnt down as a result of 2 incediary devices being placed on the nieghbours cars in the middle of the night.
By luck I woke up evacuated our house and managed to raise the other residents. TWo cars were destroyed, two houses were damaged and my wife and children couldnt sleep properly for weeks.
Oh and our pet car was was lucky to escape? work that one out?
Many times the protesters have been outside my neighbours house banging and shouting. Which in a quiet village culd e sac scares the shit out of my children and other residents children. Hence why I have been known to have a sense of humour failure along with other residents when they arrive.
So dont tell me they are doing the right thing!!! They can do it anywhere but if they turn up near my house. I wont be responsible for how I react!!!
and quiet personally I dont care, because they dont...
Posted: Thu 12 Feb, 2004 2:56 pm
should say pet cat!
Posted: Thu 12 Feb, 2004 6:54 pm
I have no objection to use of animals for well thought research, I do draw the line at some of the silly experiments that are carried out. For example comestics could be tried on people who are paid for this, and many silly tests that are done just to see what will happen.
Posted: Fri 13 Feb, 2004 12:31 am
When I worked at a restaurant close to here, the place was booked up for a party who worked n animal testing and we had a phonecall that said at 10pm the place will go up - with you in it. we were like.... well, thanks? but it was all a big fib and no one left but the police came and all was clear and at 9.55pm I think everyone had to go to the loo.
I say 'close to here' but I forgot I am not in scotland anymore!
I say 'close to here' but I forgot I am not in scotland anymore!
Posted: Fri 13 Feb, 2004 6:05 am
pomplemous wrote:they have thoughts and memories and feelings too!
I can just see a dog lying there, on his little mat, thinking of the juicy bone he had the day before, and thinking, that guy`s a real Ba*"^rd, he could have got me a bigger bone the tight arse.
yep, I`d sooner them suffer than me when I want a paracetamol, test away
Posted: Fri 13 Feb, 2004 10:38 am
This is always going to be an emotive subject but in reality I can't see any other way round it. I must admit I don't agree with animal testing for all that cosmetics cr*p.
But as far as cures go - like cancer etc then I guess its just a necessary evil.
Thing is I bet half these animal activists woudn't be around without some of these tests being carried out.
Although to be honest I'd prefer to use kiddy fiddlers and the rest of the scum walking around these days - can't see that happening though.
But as far as cures go - like cancer etc then I guess its just a necessary evil.
Thing is I bet half these animal activists woudn't be around without some of these tests being carried out.
Although to be honest I'd prefer to use kiddy fiddlers and the rest of the scum walking around these days - can't see that happening though.