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Would you be a consumer of cloned animals and their by-products, and would you want them to be labeled as such?

Hypothetically speaking, if there were animals cloned for human consumption- beef, pork, chicken, etc.



VotesAnswer
6Yes, I would consume them and would want them labeled.
4Yes, I would consume them and do not care if they are labeled.
14No, I would not consume them and would want them labeled.
0No, I would not consume them and do not care if they are labeled.
3No, I would not use these products because I am a vegetarian.
13I don't know.
4Other:

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mandy Gold Qualifier
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 Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
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 Survey Central Subscriber
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 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
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 Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
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
posted 5-Nov-2002 3:26pm  
No, I would not consume them and would want them labelled. Hopefully that will never happen.
starrpickle
posted 7-Nov-2002 2:53pm  
if proven' safe why not eat it
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