by Tonylivesinthewoods on January 15th, 2007

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Should we do product testing on criminals instead of animals?

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by franziska von awesome -ex neko- on May 10th, 2007
Yes, but only with their informed consent to it. Just because people forfeit some of their rights when they go to jail doesn't mean they're not people with the same human rights as the rest of it.
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I have a debate about why we use animals as testing subjects instead of humans. im con for using animals. the only comeback the pro side can come up with is.."why would you use humans when you can use animals".. what should i say for a comeback?

Why is it still a problem with them testing on animals? I do not understand this. To be blunt they are not doing a very good job anyway. If the poor animals reacted to the product from Loreal like I did I think that there has to be a way to stop them!

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