Starve Essay Against Animal Testing
Imagine a rabbit stuffed into a steel cage that is only twice its size. Imagine the rabbit’s eyes clamped open while animal researchers drop different liquids into its eyes or shaves its back, cuts it open, and examines its body before killing it. People in the research labs and stuff the animals into cages and physically abuse them. In some cases, the researchers burn, starve, and physically abuse animals in the testing labs. Experiments similar to these happen to millions of helpless animals all around the world every year. Although many people believe that testing on animals for safe and effective medical products is a necessary evil, the Federal Government should ban medical testing on animals. Animal testing is conducting medical experiments on live animals to find cures for diseases and make sure that pharmaceuticals are safe for human usage. People react
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The police discovered “Several of the monkeys had bitten off fingers, and some had chewed into their limbs, leaving raw, open wounds the size of silver dollars, wounds that were covered with filthy bandages or not covered at all” (Carlson). Like humans, animals can also think and feel; therefore, it is balderdash to assume that animals deserve this cruel and inhumane treatment. One of the most common experiments is the LD50 test. In this test, a scientist pumps a product into the bloodstream of a test subject until it dies in order to find the toxicity of that specific product and how many dosages a doctor should give a person at a time (Lin). Since animals cannot decide and vocalize their decision to be tested on, the decision is forced upon them. In testing labs across the world, “Discriminating against animals because they do not have the cognitive ability, language, or moral judgement that humans do is no more justifiable than discriminating against human beings with severe mental impairments”
The police discovered “Several of the monkeys had bitten off fingers, and some had chewed into their limbs, leaving raw, open wounds the size of silver dollars, wounds that were covered with filthy bandages or not covered at all” (Carlson). Like humans, animals can also think and feel; therefore, it is balderdash to assume that animals deserve this cruel and inhumane treatment. One of the most common experiments is the LD50 test. In this test, a scientist pumps a product into the bloodstream of a test subject until it dies in order to find the toxicity of that specific product and how many dosages a doctor should give a person at a time (Lin). Since animals cannot decide and vocalize their decision to be tested on, the decision is forced upon them. In testing labs across the world, “Discriminating against animals because they do not have the cognitive ability, language, or moral judgement that humans do is no more justifiable than discriminating against human beings with severe mental impairments”