Classes Begin--Bad News for Students and Animals September 3, 2009
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Of course, as unbearable as those commercials are, it hardly compares to the abuse animals will face at the hands of researchers and professors armed with scalpels and needles.
Take these three examples:
- At Marquette University, instructors bash the heads of turtles with hammers. These a-holes then slice a hole into their shells so that students can observe the animal's heart beat. MU students have gathered over 1,200 petition signatures against this kind of cruelty, and the school still hasn't changed their policies. WTF MU?
- At Saginaw Valley State University, rats are deprived of food in order to train them to press a lever to receive a food pellet. Then the rats are killed by asphyxiation. All this, while there are humane, non-animal methods available to replace these cruel and deadly experiments.
- And finally, at Bucknell University, Prof. Owen Floody drills holes into the skulls of female hamsters, damaging their brains, and observing the injuries' effects on the hamsters' sexual behavior. The animals are killed at the end of the experiments, and their brains are dissected. You can give Bucknell a piece of your mind by clicking here!
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YOU REALLY ARE SCREWED UP AND RETARDED THOSE POOR ANIMALS WILL SUFFER AND DIE THANKS TO YOU
Posted by: JONATHAN VELEZ at September 3, 2009 7:58 PMThere should be a law against animal cruelty and people who do this should be put behind bars.
Posted by: Aishwarya at September 4, 2009 2:03 AMAnimals should not be used in experiments. There are other alternatives available. Unfortunately the cases at Marquette, Saginaw and Bucknell are not isolated incidents I'm sure. Hopefully with more people speaking out against these experiments, these animals will not be forced to suffer much longer.
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Three words: What. The. F***.
Posted by: Jenny at September 3, 2009 10:44 AM