American Physiological Society Research Chimpanzee Colony is Valuable Resource
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Why would you care about animal research? Why not simply speak on behalf of animals, show compassion and decry animal use as torture, vile and useless? Join the masses of self-proclaimed politically correct thinkers: our society should treat animals on an equal basis as humans.
These two articles above should make you think. Medical progress isn't a result of chance, it is a difficult process that involves many brilliant and dedicated minds. It is true that not all research leads to a drug, the vast majority does not but it certainly isn't an exercise in futility. Some discoveries are indeed a result of chance or are the basis for other research. It is a building process where knowledge and understanding are building blocks -each scientist being able to build on the knowledge and foundations of the others. That doesn't mean there is no room for disagreement but indeed little room for ignorance.
You may decide for yourself that you can not live with such a process and you prefer to opt out. That is perfectly fine when that decision affects you and only you. Whilst opting out as an animal rights activist and as the Americans for medical Progress suggests you should sign and carry this card that specifies:
Animal Rights Identification Card
©1992–2010. Compliments of Americans for Medical Progress: (703) 836-9595
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/william-t-talman-md/animal-testing-medicine_b_2250283.html
Why would you care about animal research? Why not simply speak on behalf of animals, show compassion and decry animal use as torture, vile and useless? Join the masses of self-proclaimed politically correct thinkers: our society should treat animals on an equal basis as humans.
These two articles above should make you think. Medical progress isn't a result of chance, it is a difficult process that involves many brilliant and dedicated minds. It is true that not all research leads to a drug, the vast majority does not but it certainly isn't an exercise in futility. Some discoveries are indeed a result of chance or are the basis for other research. It is a building process where knowledge and understanding are building blocks -each scientist being able to build on the knowledge and foundations of the others. That doesn't mean there is no room for disagreement but indeed little room for ignorance.
You may decide for yourself that you can not live with such a process and you prefer to opt out. That is perfectly fine when that decision affects you and only you. Whilst opting out as an animal rights activist and as the Americans for medical Progress suggests you should sign and carry this card that specifies:
Animal Rights Identification Card
Animal Rights Identification Card
I, ____________________________________
hereby identify myself as a supporter
of animal rights and agree to live my life in
accordance with all animal rights principles.
(over)
So as not to violate my animal rights principles, I
hereby request that in the event of an accident or
illness, all medical treatments developed or tested on animals be withheld, including but not limited to:
blood transfusions, anesthesia, pain killers,
antibiotics, insulin, vaccines, chemotherapy,
coronary bypass surgery, reconstructivesurgery, orthopedic surgery, etc.
©1992–2010. Compliments of Americans for Medical Progress: (703) 836-9595
this is a great blog, we should protect those animals that we have..we should not harm them, instead we would protect them buy putting them in a right place..
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