It's unfortunate that animals die or at least suffer from cosmetic and medical testing. Their infliction is due to a problem that isn't theirs. But doesn't that sound familiar among humans: With civilians paying for war they don't support, taxpayers funding abortions, and the general public dealing with foreign languages even when illegal immigration is a huge problem (But weren't the immigrants supposed to be the ones adapting beforehand?)? I know this sounds harsh (even on human terms) but it simply seems like a necessary but cruel matter. As humans, the "intellegent" ones, the least we could do is not jeopardize our own safety or create more complications. I do feel bad for the animals; don't get me wrong, they are scientific scapegoats . But they're just that--animals! That means beast of the Earth, food for our bodies and pieces for clothing, decorations and materials we use. There's little difference, yet, this has a productive cause; it's not a "Cruella de Vil" situation.
In reality, it's not a moral problem but perhaps a scientific problem (or more accurately, a moral problem with the scientists): what psycho would even think to or, even worse, attempt to use deadly chemicals for something as simple as hair and them distribute it? And why would poison be medicine (Ignoring the few exceptions of history, what would possess you to this in the first place)? That's the real issue, one that may deserve capital punishment by rational people. They essentially endanger everyone making them equivalent to a terrorist. So don't get mad at me "animal-lovers". They're the enemy.
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