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Originally Posted by me283
Well, they may believe in their cause, but that doesn't give them the right to act the way that they did. One assumes that what the family were doing was legal; whether it is moral in other people's eyes is another matter. The protestors could have taken the same course of action as you do; they could have campaigned for a change in the law; they could even have appealed to the family's better nature. But what can never be condoned is the range of actions taken against the family. Furthermore, digging up a dead relative's remains just goes beyond word; I would like to see the remains re-interred, ideally with these "campaigners" alongside them.
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I don't believe I once said it was legal, or that I condoned their actions. I support their cause though.
Campaigns to stop animal testing have been going for years, and despite there being alternatives to animal testing, no legislation has been brought forward to change things - nor does their appear to be any official support for this cause on the horizon. I don't agree with their actions, but they obviously felt they had nothing left to do. And lets face facts, it worked...
