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Test on convicted criminals, such as murderers, rapists, pedophiles, and terrorists.
Test on criminals such as rapists and murderers.
@9FZKSK21yr1Y
If they can do this without using animals it would be preferable but if that is the only option then yes
As long as ethics proposals have been reviewed and accepted
@9FLCVFX1yr1Y
Yes if it’s relevant to siad animal (not for human gain)
Seriously depends on what product and what animal
@9FNH2QC1yr1Y
Use black people i,e muslim immigrants
@8CZSDSV4yrs4Y
Yes, but only if there is no other alternative
@9DXYHR61yr1Y
Yes, but not for cosmetics. Animal well-being must be considered too.
Yes, but prove they're carrying out safe practice/they're not being cruel or abusive to the animal.
No but use prisoners for testing
@9DV9M4V1yr1Y
Yes but only for vital drugs with animals having minimal suffering.
@9DSZMVB1yr1Y
Test it on Rapists and Murderers
Only if there is no other more animal friendly way and strict humane methods applied
@9DRXV7H1yr1Y
No find another way or don’t use substances that are harmful
@9DQYZF21yr1Y
Yes, but only for testing products to be used on animals
@9DPM46D1yr1Y
Only humans who are imprisoned as part of their sentence which include heinous crimes like rape and murder should receive this by force.
@9DNC7CG1yr1Y
Use humans. We are animals. And to be quite frank it's not ok to force our wants on any other species to benefit us and us alone. It's really messed up.
@9DK38SH1yr1Y
Yes, but only for life saving drugs
@9DHFD3R1yr1Y
Yes on all medical advances, however in the most humane way possible
@9DG648Y1yr1Y
Yes, but only if they are treated humanely and do not suffer.
Yes, but not repeatedly. Once you get the scientific result the animal should nevet have to suffer for those results again needlessly.
@9DCBTN61yr1Y
Test on convicted child sex offenders.
@9DCBDR61yr1Y
It depends on what animals are used.
@9DBJYX71yr1Y
Use criminals who are convicted behind a doubt of serious crimes ie murder/rape
@9DB5P9F1yr1Y
Drugs, medical devices, and vaccines as long as they would be happy giving it to a human. Don't actually give it to a human, test on the animal, but don't give it to the animal if you are not 100% happy with it
@9D9ZM251yr1Y
No, rather test it on prisoners serving a life sentence for murder or rape.
No. Unless the animal is genetically close to us, the research is pointless
Yes, only in strictly limited and ethically controlled circumstances which I suspect will be very infrequent. Definitely not for cosmetics.
@8HHFYQ84yrs4Y
How about using voluntary humans instead - animals might not be willing
@8GL7WXR4yrs4Y
Only test on rats. And none for cosmetics
@8G27D8X4yrs4Y
In very limited circumstances and under strict humane treatment controls. Not for cosmetics.
research into how toxic a medicine will be to an animal should be factored into if it is to be allowed to be used on animals.
@9G6SD2J1yr1Y
Use of testing on people who are convicted of sexual assault and murder, not manslaughter, but murder
Regulations need to be rigorous and reviewed that the new product has a legitimate chance of causing harm and whether existing tests for similar products are sufficient. I don't agree for cosmetics
@9FL5JBK1yr1Y
In some cases yes but always make sure the animals don’t suffer
@9FKCWJ31yr1Y
@9FKBFXY1yr1Y
No they should use criminal offenders such as rapists and murderers
@9FK9XQR1yr1Y
Don't have any stance on this
Yes, but only where there are no other testing alternatives and the product is considered life saving
@9FJTJMR1yr1Y
Yes but there should be rules on how this happens. No cosmetics for example and the tests shouldn’t cause pain
Medical life changing chemicals after all other avenues have been researched
Depends on the impact the testing has on animals
Shouldn't you are ready know what is harmful without kill animals
It's an awful thought either way, I just cant answer this as there is repercussions and moral issues either side
@9FMBDX71yr1Y
use prisioners to test on.
Only certain animals which have smaller brain capacities
if done ethically yes, otherwise no
@9FGWBZY1yr1Y
How else would they test? They could test it on the politicians!
@9FGVHGS1yr1Y
So long as it is not on domestic animals
What is the alternative? I don't like the idea of animals being used for testing.
yes but this means not killing a thousand animals
No, animals are to be let out and roam freely and not held against their will.
Only with due regards to the health and safety of the animals
@9FFN3DS1yr1Y
If you won’t try it on yourself why would you try it on a poor defenceless furbaby
no, test it on very bad criminals
@9FCFHRF1yr1Y
Yes - in humane ways as man has supremacy over animals.
@9FC64NB1yr1Y
Only if testing is certified to not be abusive or inflict unnecessary pain
@9FBYRLV1yr1Y
Only if the tests are as humane as possible
@9F95WZG 1yr1Y
Only if the risk of harm is less than 5% as measured via in vitro studies, OR if it's a life-saving / urgent drug trial, where the risk of harm as measured via in vitro studies is less than 20%.
only if it is on low sentient beings and if it has passed certain stages so that it is not detrimental
Yes, but only for life-saving medications and only at late stages of testing where the risk of harm and suffering to the animal is most reduced.
As long as its highly likely to NOT HURT the animal!!
@9D9M8WY1yr1Y
maybe like sickly dying animals or pests or ones that aren’t so conscious
@9FWVPBS1yr1Y
yes, but not for cosmetics and within an ethical and regulatory framework which minimises suffering to lab animals.
@9FQQGCV1yr1Y
No, prisoners with life sentences without the opportunity for parole should be made available for these research fields
@9FQP5YR1yr1Y
ABSOLUTELY NOT! No No No! we have technology to replicate human cells and can test on those instead, cruelty free.
Absolutely not. they should be fined or even imprisonment
Alternative ways to test?
Animals such as rats to test for essential medication or vaccines
@9FM63BM1yr1Y
Only if it is very important and can not be done safely in other ways. But not on cosmetics
@9FLWNKQ1yr1Y
As long as the animal is not suffering
@9F677321yr1Y
No test them on people in prison
@8J2FBLH4yrs4Y
Yes, but not on cosmetics and the practise is ethically regulated to ensure there is no cruel and unnecessary suffering of the animal, while vigorously pursuing other avenues to phase out animal testing entirely
@9F6MH8C1yr1Y
Where there is no other effective way to test... but should be reserved for medical not cosmetic purposes
@94BJZLZ2yrs2Y
I feel that animals can be used in scientific testing, but not in commercial testing
@945CVFT2yrs2Y
As long as it doesn’t hurt the animal I see no problem
@93CVHQC2yrs2Y
Only if approved through a qualified board who decides whether it is absolutely necessary.
@938987L3yrs3Y
Yes, but only if the testing causes no harm to the animal in question.
@8QZSVTJ4yrs4Y
Yes, but they should be regulated.
@8J6T7WV4yrs4Y
Yes, but not for cosmetics and decrease subsidies for farming. There should be a push for everyone to adapt a more plant based diet, reducing unnecessary harm to animals through our diet.
@8HS6NJS4yrs4Y
Yes but not to animals facing extinction and avoid high cost maintenance animals
@8GDZZXP4yrs4Y
No, use paid volunteers or prisoners instead
@8GD34SP4yrs4Y
Yes, If there absolutely no other option
@8GC68BY4yrs4Y
DO it on the scum in prison if they're in there for life
@8FFMHZS4yrs4Y
Depends on The Type Of Animal
@8F5WCCB4yrs4Y
Yes, but not for cosmetics and they pursue alternative methods and once it is deemed fairly safe humans should become tested on. And only rats.
@8DH8QYS4yrs4Y
Yes but with limits, testing a should be within reason
@8DH7YYH4yrs4Y
Yes, But Strictly controlled and regulated ensure no cruelty, discomfort or harm comes to the animals.
@8D8F6G34yrs4Y
Yes, but only animals deemed pest in NZ
@8CLYDYN4yrs4Y
Yes but it should be done as humane as possible
@8CCWG6X4yrs4Y
No, testing on animals is cruelty
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