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Hypocrisy redux

In an April 27 letter to The Virginian-Pilot ('PETA double standard'), the writer calls it 'hypocritical' for an animal protection group to accelerate the development of laboratory-grown meat because a cow-based serum 'must' be used. What must upset him is that the project includes the development of non-animal serum, something that science has already accomplished.

Like a vegetarian diet, laboratory-grown meat will be humane, will use less energy and will be free from the disease-causing organisms from the filth inherent in factory farming.

Lindsay Rajt
Norfolk


Interesting Bikini Linsay...

Have you asked your VP how that whole Animal Based Insulin thing is working for her? Since It's Animal Based Insluin that has been keeping her sorry butt alive all these years... But I guess this double standard is ok...

How's Salem's KFC these days? ;-)

LOL

People won't eat cloned meat, but they're gonna go for this??

OK.....

jmo

RE: "laboratory-grown meat will be humane"

Somehow I am connecting this portion of the letter to a sci-fi movie I saw decades ago starring the recently departed Charlton Heston..Anyone else out there seen Soylent Green?


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