| User | Comment |
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| mandy | | posted 14-Oct-2002 7:39pm |
Do they taste good? |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 14-Oct-2002 10:03pm |
No, I wouldn't consume them, but I would want them labeled for those who chose to. |
jettles   | | posted 14-Oct-2002 10:15pm |
no and they should be labeled!!!! |
| confetti | | posted 14-Oct-2002 10:18pm |
If I was hungry enough. |
| SueBee | | posted 14-Oct-2002 11:09pm |
I have no idea. I'd have to know more about it. That sounds like the worst kind of factory farming. What would be the advantage of cloning animals for human consumption? |
| skrku | | posted 15-Oct-2002 12:10am |
I would purchase and use by-products such as leather, etc.
I would not eat them, and would definitely want them labeled. (I am not a vegetarian) |
| mikehunt696 | | posted 15-Oct-2002 1:12am |
Not only wouldn't I eat them, but I would want them labeled for those willing to take the risk of eating cloned animals. I don't think we know enough about the long term effects of eating cloned animals. I do know that most of the animals that have been cloned have had a higher incidence of birth defects and that in itself can't be a good sign. I'd give up eating meat first before I would eat cloned animals. I don't eat that much meat now, so giving it up wouldn't be that much of a hardship. |
Irene007  | | posted 15-Oct-2002 7:45am |
Yes but not if it was genetically modified. |
| joachim | | posted 15-Oct-2002 10:37am |
I would be all over that. Actually, I wonder if more vegetarians would start eating meat if it was cloned (in vitro) rather than taken from animals. |
| olivekrylon | | posted 15-Oct-2002 10:42am |
i dont eat meat but my family does & i would want them labeled |
| Cain | | posted 15-Oct-2002 10:49am |
I don't eat meat anyway so it's not really an issue. |
| Glassa | | posted 15-Oct-2002 2:05pm |
I'd want them labled. I would at least try the product. |
| bcollins | | posted 15-Oct-2002 8:15pm |
I'm a lacto-ovo vegetarian and I would want to be certain that the eggs, milk & butter (which are the only animal products I consume) are not from cloned animals. I'm not certain that they would be safe to eat and I certainly would want labeling so I know which products are from cloned animals. |
| wolfchik9 | | posted 16-Oct-2002 2:09am |
I don't know but they better be labeled. |
| meyoume | | posted 18-Oct-2002 3:15pm |
But we may be eating them now, you know chicken isn't always chicken |
| Biggles | | posted 21-Oct-2002 3:30pm |
I'm a vegetarian. Even if I was a meat eater I would boycott cloned meat until technology advanced. I support cloning, I don't support mass cloning animals with the technology we currently have. It's cruel to the animals which are often deformed. |
| magbast | | posted 23-Oct-2002 4:26pm |
if and when (if we aren't already) are subjected to cloned animal by-products, i don't think they'll tell us |
| autumnlight |
No, I would not consume them and would want them labelled. Hopefully that will never happen. |
| starrpickle |
if proven' safe why not eat it |
