Vivisection, an Insider's Perspective (Vegans in Lab Coats?)
409 views · Published 9 September 2017 · 36:58 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: à-bas-le-ciel · 2017 · Education
[This is the full, 37 min. version] Some vegans treat vivisection as the most extreme transgression of animal rights, but some (even the "vegan abolitionist", Gary Francione) are willing to admit that it's much more morally complex than the situation we're facing in factory farming and leather-production (i.e., a situation in which the animals are being raised and killed for products that are unnecessary, unhealthy and obsolete). Can we really say that the use of animals in laboratories is "obsolete", "unnecessary", or "unhealthy" (in terms of human health)?
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