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How does digging up a human body have anything to do with Animal rights? Just wondering after hearing the news story about an animal rights activist doing this last night
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soul101 wrote:
> It's when the acidity of the lipstick causes their lips to melt
> away... that's when it becomes an animal rights issue.
Pffft!
It's corrode, not melt :P
> It's when the acidity of the lipstick causes their lips to melt
> away... that's when it becomes an animal rights issue.
Pffft!
It's corrode, not melt :P
Light wrote:
> soul101 wrote:
> But when it
> comes down to it, would they rather the products were tested on
> humans?
>
> Depending on who the humans were, yes I would.
>
You mean chavs, right?
> soul101 wrote:
> But when it
> comes down to it, would they rather the products were tested on
> humans?
>
> Depending on who the humans were, yes I would.
>
You mean chavs, right?
What, have you done a search and it's returned too many possibilities that you need 'em narrowing down? Can there be that many stories about grave robbing in the uk?
Actually, I dunno if anyone remembers the South Park episode featuring Korn, but I like to think that it was the same 2 mortician attendants from that episode who broke the news to this womans family.
Actually, I dunno if anyone remembers the South Park episode featuring Korn, but I like to think that it was the same 2 mortician attendants from that episode who broke the news to this womans family.
lalakersrule wrote:
> How does digging up a human body have anything to do with Animal
> rights? Just wondering after hearing the news story about an animal
> rights activist doing this last night
Anyone got some linkage on this story? Sounds like a good Friday afternoon read =P
> How does digging up a human body have anything to do with Animal
> rights? Just wondering after hearing the news story about an animal
> rights activist doing this last night
Anyone got some linkage on this story? Sounds like a good Friday afternoon read =P
soul101 wrote:
> But when it
> comes down to it, would they rather the products were tested on
> humans?
Depending on who the humans were, yes I would.
I think the grave robbing was just another part of the...well, terrorism that the more extreme (ie. idiotic) animal rights people are inflicting on families of people who work in animal testing labs. In this case, I'd guess it was done purely to upset the dead woman's family (I believe the dead woman started a guinea pig farm to breed them for scientific tests, and her son works in Animal testing. This may be the first recorded instance of guinea pigs being used as guinea pigs).
I mean Christ, I'm very pro-animal rights but some people just take the proverbial...
> But when it
> comes down to it, would they rather the products were tested on
> humans?
Depending on who the humans were, yes I would.
I think the grave robbing was just another part of the...well, terrorism that the more extreme (ie. idiotic) animal rights people are inflicting on families of people who work in animal testing labs. In this case, I'd guess it was done purely to upset the dead woman's family (I believe the dead woman started a guinea pig farm to breed them for scientific tests, and her son works in Animal testing. This may be the first recorded instance of guinea pigs being used as guinea pigs).
I mean Christ, I'm very pro-animal rights but some people just take the proverbial...
It's when the acidity of the lipstick causes their lips to melt away... that's when it becomes an animal rights issue. But when it comes down to it, would they rather the products were tested on humans?
I don't see the problem with animal testing, I mean, monkeys...wearing lipstick, come on that's OK.
Perhaps it's a statement: "You have no respect for animals, so i have no respect for your dead!!!"
And in theory, people are animals too.
Depends on the story behind it.
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