Why not experiment on Humans ?

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  1. Gue

    Guest Guest

    Certain ones anyway.

    The Tricia audience and participants would be a good source of material.

    Y not, Y Goch ?
     
    Guest, Aug 24, 2005
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  2. Gue

    Guest Guest

    Great idea.

    The Nazis learnt and invented an awful lot in world war II by forgetting about human rights and rounding up a few test subjects.
     
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  3. Y Goch

    Y Goch Well-Known Member

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    We do.

    many more experiments are carried out on humans than on animals.
     
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    means kids only
     
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  5. Gue

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    Seriously.

    who's going to miss a few benefit claimants and single mothers ?
     
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  6. Jay

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    You're being experimented upon all the time

    Ask Roundsman
     
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  7. Gue

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    RE: We do.

    I'm warming to your work.

    Don't disappoint me by saying it's drug trials.
     
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    RE: Seriously.

    If we stop testing on animals, all the animal rights protestors will have nothing to do. The best solutions are always the simplest.
     
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  9. Gue

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    RE: Seriously.

    Everybody's happy.

    Chuck in a few human rights activists, Polly Toynbee and Nicky Campbell and we're set.
     
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  10. Y Goch

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    Have you thought about volunteering for

    some sex research?
     
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  11. Gue

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    For a start

    Those without the ability to support children financially should not be allowed to breed.
     
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  12. Jay

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    Or get Sky TV
     
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  13. Gue

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    If people want to volunteer for the work then I'm happy to let them

    But they should be providing informed consent and I doubt you'd ever get the necessary numbers.

    If we're honest, the only people who would be tempted by such a potentially dangerous and damaging 'career' are the impoverished and disadvantaged. I don't think society should benefit from the exploitation of the weak.

    Though, as far as I know, I think the US offers preferential terms or early release to prisoners who agree to be medical research participants.
     
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  14. Gue

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    Oh, that's a different thing. I'm really quite pro-eugenics.

    Provided I'm the person making all the decisions.

    Anonymously.
     
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  15. Gue

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    No, I'd let em have Sky

    Keeps them indoors and the streets cleaner and safer
     
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  16. Gue

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    Really?

    Like students?
     
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  17. La Dent de Crolles

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    The Y is pronounced E in Welsh from what I remember

    (respect)
     
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  18. Gue

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    RE: Have you thought about volunteering for

    Done it all.

    What you want to know ?
     
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  19. Y Goch

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    RE: The Y is pronounced E in Welsh from what I remember

    More like i as in it

    and means 'the'
     
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  20. Y Goch

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    the infection rate?
     
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