Comments on: Anti Animal Testing Group Agrees with the Beauty Brains

By: elyssa deaner

elyssa deaner — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:50:27 +0000

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By: Jordan

Jordan — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:21:27 +0000

Hello, my name is Jordan Pintka and I’m doing a research paper on animal testing in class. As a part of the curiculum, I have to interview each side (for animal testing or against). I was wondering if you could take some time to answer a few questions? Below are a few open ended questions, feel free to add any information that I forgot to mention.

When was this organization brought together, who’s the leader?
What are some major reason that brought you all to believe animal testing is wrong?
What is your organizations doing to stop animal testing?
What steps do you think we as a society and the government should take to making animal testing illegal nationwide?
What should we do to replace animal testing?
What do you think will be the results?

By: Selina

Selina — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:02:34 +0000

I simply don’t use cosmetics at all anymore, say NO to the beauty industry is the strongest way to prevent things things from happening.

Ok, I lied, I use something for sure. I wash my face with water and use safe things like olive oil for my skin. That sure is not tested on animals, and does not include chemicals that might be bad for my health. Simple as that. I should also mention that my skin looks way more better the less I fuzz about it. I don’t feel the need anymore to use make up because my skin looks so much better nowadays.

We all know how ugly the cosmetics industry is, it is misleading and also takes advantage of women who have a bad self esteem, stop feeding the cosmetics monster! Don’t buy their products, and if you have to, buy only safe CERTIFIED non animals tested products. Thank you.

By: Morgan silver dollars

Morgan silver dollars — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:27:15 +0000

Indeed, as I previously said in a post, I believe in testing.. but not on animals! I’m an animal lover, and all kinds of cruelty should offend us. Would you like something like that to be done to you? Personally, I don’t use lots of make-up just mascara, and lip-gloss..so if the other women protest, that means that they are heartless for sure.

By: Left Brain

Left Brain — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:10:06 +0000

Tristan states:
These laws are now in effect because a minority of people thought these issues were wrong. The abolitionists and suffragists were reviled in their day because “the majority of people” did not see these issues as immoral, including most scientists.

You’re just making this up. I doubt there was ever a time in human history when the majority of people thought murder, pedophila, or racism were moral.

As far as slavery goes, the majority of people thought this was wrong too (if you count the slaves that were against it). The law was changed because a majority of people agreed it should be. And what is your proof that “most scientists” thought slavery was ok? It sounds like you are just making that up.

And when a majority of the population start to see animal testing for cosmetics as morally reprehensible (which may or may not happen) laws will get changed.