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Vivisection: The Cruel, Awful Truth About Animal Testing

Warning: If you have a weak stomach, don't look at any of the pictures, but don't you dare leave. I want you to read this. Who knows....you might just learn something.

Get Edjumicated.


  • Some people say that animal testing is nessesary to test out human prouducts so that we don't get hurt by them. Have you ever heard of anyone dying for lipstick poisoning? Or an article in the paper about a full body rash caused by cover-up? How about the one last year about the man who sufficated himself with his own calogne? That one was almost as harsh as the time another guy's aftershave burning his face off. But seriously, folks...think about how many products have been pulled off the shelves because it proved to be safe for animal use, but hazardous--even deadly to humans. Let's face it, people. We're only fooling ourselves.
  • Operations. I understand people have needed certain kinds that they beleive have never been preformed before, and they'd support putting a dog through a faximile of it just to feel safer. Wake up and smell whatever's in your liquid diet, folks...these "labrats" aren't treated as humans. Sure, the doctors do the surgery on them, but why would anyone waste expensive general anestesia on an animal? It's not cost efficient. The success of an operation has *everything* to do with the anestesia. How can it be measured if there isn't any? And wont the agonizing howls break their concentration?
  • Animal Testing is Benificial? Okay, here's the big daddy of all pro-vivisection arguments. Our wonderful government funnels hundreds of millions of dollars into Medical and Psychological Research facilities across the country. And what do they have to show for it? Not much. The "progress" they have made is so minute, that it hinders medical reaserch more than it helps it. What good would sewing a monkey's eyes shut at birth, then opening them again when it's older do for humanity?? Absolutely nothing. The fact is, these people get so much money, they don't know what to do with it all. So, they preform experiments just to waste it and look like their working. i.e. A popular experiment seems to be shaving an animal's head, sawing it's skull open, and implanting a battery into it's brain. I have no idea what this is supposed to accomplish, but I'm sure they have lots of excuses.



    Common Vivisection Tests:

    Draize Eye Irritancy Test: The Draize Eye Irritancy Test is designed to show whether chemicals, especially those used on the face, hands and other parts of the body, can damage the eyes. It involves slicing off the eyelids and protective layer of the eyes, placing chemicals which may be irritants to the eyes, such as Clorox, Ammonia, hair spray and anti-blemish cremes, etc. on the surface of the eyes of restrained animals, particularly rabbits. Any irritation the chemicals cause is assessed from tears, redness or swelling.
    In the Draize test for skin irritancy, the test substances are applied to shaved and abraded skin. (Skin is abraded by firmly pressing adhesive tape onto the animal's body and quickly stripping it off The process is repeated until several layers of skin have been exposed.) During the test period, which usually lasts at least several days, the animals can suffer extreme pain. The eye irritancy test compounds often cause irreparable damage to the animals' eyes, leaving them ulcerated and bleeding. At the end of the test period, all of the animals are killed in order to determine the effects of the tested substances on internal organs.

    LD50 Test: LD50 means "lethal dose 50 percent." This test estimates the dosage of a substance needed to kill 50% of a group of rats or other test animals. In this test, groups of animals are given doses of a particular chemical agent, such as a household product, to find out the amount needed to kill half of the animal subjects. The substance is forcibly ingested, inhaled or otherwise exposed to an animal. During the 14 day test period, the animals typically suffer acute distress - pain, convulsions, discharge, diarrhea and bleeding from the eyes and mouth. At the end of the test period, those animals who have not already died are killed.

    Paxil: According to The Pill Book, a new and revised 7th edition, page 855-856 on the drug Paxil, a common anti-depressant used in this country, there is a test done in labs where tested animals are forced to ingest 10 to 20 times the maximum human dosage. It revealed an increase in certain liver tumers and reduced fertility. They openly admit that the importance of this test and its results are unknown. (See, this is what I mean when I say that these people have so much money, they don't know what to do with it all. If you don't know why you're doing it, why do it?? They're just wasting money to look like they're doing something useful. If that doesn't piss you off, I don't know what will.)

    (Exerpt from Navs) This is the home of USAMRID {"you Sam Rid"}--the US Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases. Here, for over three decades, the military has been nurturing human slate-wipers. A Pandora's box of Andromeda Strains-- lethal, highly transmissible, incurable viruses generally not found in the Western hemisphere. The cream of biological warfare agents: Tick-borne enchephalitis, Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever, Ebola, Machupo, Dengue Fever. These vicious pathogens reside in frozen blood serum and cell tissue sealed away in "hot suites" that can only be entered wearing a full body, helmeted space suit tethered to an oxygen coil, and triple layered surgical gloves.
    Many of these "hot agents" make AIDS look like nothing more than the common cold. Blighted victims (test subject animals) hemorrhage internally. Their organs, eyeballs, eyelids and nipples bleed. They vomit black fluid, become paralyzed, psychotic, go into terminal shock. Animal tests of these viruses, generally conducted on primates, are one way tickets. Within 24 hours after death, the meltdown of flesh, bone and organs reduces the monkey's body to the consistency of soup.


    This article really disturbed me. But at least they caught the "doctor" abusing those poor animals. The only poinient part is the section marked, "The Evidence", which should speak for itself. If you read this, make no mistake that the apathy he feels for the animals, his victims, isn't uncommon in vivisectors. The big bosses who are in charge of these monsterous projects like to pretend that they're "humane" by issuing a small amount of anaestetic every once in a while, assuming the surgeons use it...what I'd like to know is why the doctor was heating up the abdomens of animals for? Seriously, what good will come of that? And WTF is an 89 year old man still practicing medicine for if he has eye and memory deficiencies?? Am I the only one that sees huge problems with this?



    This is a letter I wrote in response to college messaging board letter someone typed up bashing the A.L.F. (a.k.a. Animal Liberation Front. If you don't already know, they are the guys that break into labs and literally kidnap animals to bring them to safety. I got wind of this and decided to give those gene pool rejects a peice of my mind.)

    I see you backwater mouthbreathers need to be eju-mi-cated onthe reality of Vivisection, and why the A.L.F. have to do what they do. Allow me to simplify the next paragraph for you inbred morons:
    ANIMALS ARE NOT HUMANS. Hence forth, that which works on animals will NOT work on humans. i.e. Pigs can ingest large quantities of arcenic, rabbits can eat stricnyne, etc, etc...therefore, many many products have been recalled in the past because doctors found out that they caused serious health problems in humans, even death. A fact that the A.L.F. already knew.
    Those who tell you that this kind of medical research does wonders for science are dead wrong. Science as come a long way *dispite* vivisection, not because of it. The progress seen from this false form of science has been minimal, more so than people are aware of. Practitioners of this inhuman act will blurt out statistics and other jargon, but the fact remains that the only reason they still do it, is because it lines their pockets with blood money. Animals are exempt from human laws. They are cannon-fodder-- expendible. Worthless.
    Anything to further the human race, you say? If you feel so strongly about it, why don't you do humanity a favor and sign up to be a labrat yourself. Then you can see first hand what these poor animals go through. The only difference would be, ripping out your spinal cord and making you walk a treadmill, planting a battery in your brain, or seeing how much toothpaste you could take being shoved down your throat before you die would actually be considered illegal. Or perhaps you care to learn the truth another way? I'll bet you didn't know that 9 out of 10 animals (either strays or pets who escaped from home) end up in labs. I'll even put money down that if poopsy the cat, or fido the puppy ran out the door one day, and ended up in a lab somewhere with several yards of skin missing and one eye so the doctors could test out their new and *improved* no-more-tears formula,and an A.L.F. member rescued it and brought it back alive, you'd be counting your lucky stars they exsist.

    -RageHeart
    Get a Purpose, Get a Clue.


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    More Vivisection information
    Viv • i • sec • tion: n. (fr. Latin vivus, living + sectio, cutting) the drugging, burning, blinding, infecting, shocking, addicting, shooting, freezing and surgical manipulation of healthy animals. -IDA
    AAVS Information
    Students Against Vivisection in Education
    Why Animal Testing Just Doesn't Work (I couldn't have put it better myself.)
    Pictures Speak a Thousand Words...
    Quotes from Ruesch's *1000 Doctors Against Vivisection*
    New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society (Contents)
    Vivisection.net (A MUST SEE!)
    The Campain To Abolish Vivisection (Civitas)
    Guardians: A group Exposing Vivisection
    Companies/Charities to Support/Boycott
    The Coulston Foundation Uses Tax-Payer Funds to Kill Chimpanzees
    Chimpanzees- test results that don't apply to humans. The Physicians Commitee for Responsible Medicine
    Huntingdon SUCKS!