I'm writing on behalf of my friends at People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and PETA's more than two million members. I am a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and a current scout for the NBA, but my great passion is animal protection. I was therefore extremely disappointed to read about your work in an animal laboratory at Vanderbilt University Kennedy Center. You may not be aware of the indifference that Vanderbilt University has shown in regard to following even the minimal standards required by federal regulations. Or that Vanderbilt has been cited for dozens of violations of the animal welfare act in the last three years.
As you continue your career in medicine, you're sure to see that, scientifically speaking, a mouse suffers just as much as a cat would if guillotined in a laboratory and anything that can be done to avoid causing such suffering should be done."
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Maybe Ms. Laflin would feel differently if she or a loved one had their life saved by such experiments.
Oh, and also - Ms. Laflin should know that breast implants were developed with animal experimentation. Hypocrite.
Laflin sets a true example of compassion and ethics, my kids are now members of PETA because of her!
Why are people hypocrites just because they have breast implants. Science knows nothing more, because they only test on animals. I always thought that using animals was the only way, now that I know other alternatives are available I am all for trying new ways.
If we can stop the suffering of all those animals that are in labs, shouldn't we?
How can we progress if we keep doing research the same way?
Maiza..If you had a Thalidomide child
"(I) Thalidomide was a drug, which after years of extensive animal tests, was first marketed as an over-the-counter sedative: it came to be used by pregnant women in many countries during the late 1950s and early 1960s as a treatment for morning sickness".
....Vaccinetruth.org...
In this day and age we should look to cutting edge technology not the torture of animals to make lipstick last all day, I'm happy for all those whose lives have been improved thus far..but it's time for change
Maiza..If you had a Thalidomide child
"(I) Thalidomide was a drug, which after years of extensive animal tests, was first marketed as an over-the-counter sedative: it came to be used by pregnant women in many countries during the late 1950s and early 1960s as a treatment for morning sickness".
....Vaccinetruth.org...
In this day and age we should look to cutting edge technology not the torture of animals to make lipstick last all day, I'm happy for all those whose lives have been improved thus far..but it's time for change
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