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I believe that when I die, I will go to a shiny, happy place where I can hang out at my favorite running site without hearing a word about politics, religion, global warming, animal rights, vegetarianism, or - to paraphrase the great Ferris Bueller - any ism at all. Where all you can find is witty, snarky remarks about Gu flavors, bloody nipples, chafed thighs, and Jessica Alba. A place in which I don't have the first clue about what someone prays to, sleeps with, or votes for ... but where I know for a fact that they'd rub BodyGlide on my inner thighs if I was desperate.
I GAF. It just seems creepy to me. And it lowers the level of our biodiversity even more. Jake-- remember that this means if one animal has a genetic problem that will harm humans, then is cloned as sold as meat or milk... It's a recipe for disaster, seems to me.
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I hear all that cloned food tastes the same anyways...
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Will it be labeled???? Once cloned animals breed how will you tell???? BTW that is already moving forward in the beef industry, cloned animals for breeding stock.
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