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I think hospitals' sole purpose should be burning ALL patients and we need to build more hospitals.

I heard that hypo-allergenic cosmetics and even some food products used to/still do use foetuses because people aren't allergic to other people. Collagen, for instance, can come from any animal source. Including people.

Google 'HEK 293'.

hahaha nice avatar

fanx m8!

who cares though if it's a foetus or any other animal, it's not like the foetus suffers.

true

but it's a bit unfair that for example muslims get a bit of pig in their milkshake
gelatine

how's that unfair?

I dont believe you need help in understanding that


a lot of soap is just horse foetuses with a bit of colgate or shampoo mixed in

That's like saying that it's unfair to Muslims to serve non-halal food.

I've been heating my house like this for years.

m8son wrote:That's like saying that it's unfair to Muslims to serve non-halal food.

no - we actively make up names to conSEAL animal bits

see^

So? If it's their belief to not eat a certain animal then it is their responsibility to find out what contains that animal. Same goes for vegans and vegetarians.

No, it's in anyones interest to form a transparent society that everyone can comprehend.

I like how lipstick can be made from mites tho.

Also, you are making it out as if religion is as conscious a choice as certain eating habits are, which I assume you wouldn't think because it's crazy.

really dont have a problem with this tbh

hubb wrote:Also, you are making it out as if religion is as conscious a choice as certain eating habits are, which I assume you wouldn't think because it's crazy.

?

It's only a belief, right?

hubb wrote:Also, you are making it out as if religion is as conscious a choice as certain eating habits are, which I assume you wouldn't think because it's crazy.

It is a conscious choice imo.

I see what you mean like how if you are brought up in a christian family you are likely to be christian, but the same goes if you are brought up in a vegan family.

the point would be more clear with a more dogmatic religion but yeah. thats part of it.

m8son wrote:

hubb wrote:Also, you are making it out as if religion is as conscious a choice as certain eating habits are, which I assume you wouldn't think because it's crazy.

It is a conscious choice imo.

I see what you mean like how if you are brought up in a christian family you are likely to be christian, but the same goes if you are brought up in a vegan family.

If you're raised as a vegan and haven't been educated in the ever-changing names of processed foodstuffs you'll most likely only be a bit miffed if you find out you consumed some animal accidentally.

If you're raised a Muslim, you may believe that accidentally consuming a bit of non-halal animal could land you in Hell for all eternity.

It's a rather different ball game. We have to be clear on labels.