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Old 27-09-2005, 11:15   #16
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Re: Five held in grave theft inquiry

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Originally Posted by Damien
What about medication? A lot of medication that keeps people alive (cancer treatments for example) are tested on animals. There was a case a while ago when one of the leaders of these 'animal rights' hooligans was found out to be taking pills tested on animals and when asked she said 'Well, you cant expect me to just die'
No medication I take comes from any labs that test on animals.

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These people are sick, they are willing to let humans die,
Sorry, did I miss abit of the article that says so?

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then bully and assault those who are trying to save life's. All the time thinking they are morally superior because they are saving an 'animal;. Well as the womens case shows, some tend to think different when its their lifes at stake
There are plenty of ways to test nowadays that doesn't have to inlcude animals. The problem is, it's usually more expensive, which means a bit less profit.....
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