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thank god ben and jerry said no!!!!absolutely not!
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Just thinking about it make me cringe. NO! (Of course, immature males will think my answer odd.) Love the "package", hate the product. ;-)
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Those people are finally going out of their minds. Enough already. So many better things they could do with their time.
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Yes
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Of course I would
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Hell to the "NO"
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I read this story yesterday in utter (or should I say, udder? LOL!) disbelief. They say that humans and cows would benefit from the switch. But the article I read (and I found this one that makes the same statement: http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gpbdnpwh3UJRDeaGYmsXAWXnYlpAD93E0G6O0) states that it would reduce the suffering of the cows. Now, I'd love to know how this would affect the women producing the milk for the ice cream? Would they not suffer as well? Seriously, how would they be getting the human breast milk, and how would they be able to get as much of it as they do cow's milk? I'd love to know the answer to that!!
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I heard about this, the Ben & Jerry's thing, and I would never buy it ever again. That's disgusting.
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No way!
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No, probably not..... Maybe on a dare.
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I dunno I don't really care for ice cream and milk (or cow puss as I like to affectionally call it) really grosses me out, so I guess I would rather consume milk from a human before I would a cow, at least I was designed to consume and process human milk, I wasn't designed to consume cow milk.
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Maybe if I was a baby, but certainly not now.
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OMFG.... what next - and NO, definietly not. I mean, a cow's utter is technically a 'breast' too, but come-on people...gag me!
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Would the breast milk protect me from viruses and nasty things like it does babies? I still wouldn't do it... euw. (own my packaging, wouldn't want to depend on the 'product'.)
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I think it would make the ice cream very expensive. No thanks.
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Hell yes! I love tits!
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Not if it was made from the breasts of reproducing PETA members.
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I would try it....breast milk is very sweet...so they wouldn't have to add sugar or sugar substitutes....
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I think you've missed the point. The proposal to use human breast milk was a publicity ploy by PETA to remind people that every mammal supplies its own unique milk, and for humans to guzzle milk from dairy cattle was actually stranger than drinking milk from our own species. Redcatt posted a link with more details: ========= ========= ========= ========= "Ashley Byrne, a campaign coordinator for PETA, acknowledged the implausibility of substituting breast milk for cow's milk, but said it's no stranger than humans consuming the milk of another species. "We're aware this idea is somewhat absurd, and that putting it into practice is a stretch. At the time same, it's pretty absurd for us to be drinking the milk of cows," she said. "It takes about 12 pounds — or 1 1/2 gallons of milk — to make a gallon of ice cream. Ben & Jerry's, which gets its milk exclusively from Vermont cows, won't say how much milk it uses or how much ice cream it sells." ========= ========= ========= ========= It's clear that the suggestion was ironic. PETA achieved the publicity they sought. I'm picturing a barn full of naked women on hands and knees with milking machines connected to their breasts. Ice cream, anyone? :)
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Would be off putting but I guess I drunk it as a baby so it wouldnt kill me
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Gross
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