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Originally Posted by orangebird
There are PLENTY of other ways to test - but the companies don't want the extra costs.
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It's more likely the pharmaceutical companies that don't want the cost, not the likes of this poor family who have had to put up with so much. Surely the protest should be against them?
Ethics are all very well, but where is the line drawn? Do these protestors think that animal testing (where at least some people see a tangible benefit) is wrong, but Hala butchers go untroubled? Do they attack people who wear sheepskin jackets? Do they firebomb factories that make shoes from leather? Do they attack anyone who uses a toothpaste that is made by a company who produce products tested on animals?
Or do they just dig up random bodies, knowing that it's probable that
somewhere there will be a link with
someone who has done
something they don't agree with?