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Old 27-09-2005, 14:09   #66
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Re: Five held in grave theft inquiry

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Originally Posted by orangebird
The Body Shop have been selling products (and the ingredients in them) for 15 years that have not been tested on animals. Yet I haven't seen a single bit of bad press about a product reating badly with a human.

There are plenty of other ways to test. By pharmaceuticals do not want to spend the money. End of.
AFAIK the Body Shop do not sell medication as such. It's more beauty type products. What about real medication?

Of course, if the protestors feel so strongly about it, maybe those that are caught for the crimes in question should have testing done on them? It would be a fitting punishment, plus they would be able to say that they were preventing animal testing in some small way...
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