cloned meat what do u think?

Question

"clonning",... online you will see a devil worshipper invented clonning. that for one i dont like. now with their clones they want to knock off the meat industry cow farmers and feed us these cloned animals and their off spring. i dont what that meat! and the company that will have this cloned meat does not have to put on the package that its cloned meat. This clonning is aginst my religon. I refuse to ok this. what will this meat man made do to us, ... whats your thoughts and lets keep this from being proved. its not natural people. and its not fair to our dairy farmers.

i will not go hungry for meat it might have cost a little but we eat lots of deer. and i will buy and slauter our own cows. i just wanted to inform others of what i seen on good morning america

Answer 1

GROSS!! Cloning is scary and disgusting.
Definitely disturbing! It's also against my beliefs and that needs to stop. Because I believe that, that action is telling God I can provide for myself and the world! God has always provided for us and we shouldn't turn to that stuff. We need to shake the pride of off us

Answer 2

You are an idiot.

1. Devil worshippers didn't invent cloning, scientists did. If all scientists are devil worshippers, then you should go live like the Amish do so you won't taint your soul with cable TV and cell phones.

2. No one is trying to knock off the meat industry. The meat industry has ties to literally hundreds of other industries, so it would not be cost-effective to destroy it. Cloned meat is for eating.

3. If you don't want that cloned meat, you don't have to eat that cloned meat. You always have the option of becoming a vegetarian.

4. Cloned meat being against your religion is fine and dandy. For you. You are not going to hell for someone else eating cloned meat. They might not share your religious ideas on cloning, but you do not have the right to force your ideas on other people.

5. No one will care whether or not you approve cloning.

6. I'm all for cloned beef. Besides the fact that it's amazing to see science fiction become science fact, cloned beef could become a very inexpensive way to feed a lot of people. People need food more than they need high ideals about the morality of cloning.

7. It is far, far too late to be worried about mankind not being natural. Humans were not made to fly, speed down a highway at 80 miles per hour, live underwater in submarines, or live to be 100. It's not natural for mankind to do any of these things, but we do them every day. We are no longer in our natural state of being. Saying that eating cloned beef is unnatural is a useless argument.

8. As for it not being fair to dairy farmers, you are mistaken. Dairy farmers only deal in milk and milk products. Cattle ranchers deal in livestock. Cattle ranchers will feel a squeeze, but it's only fair considering all the squeezing they did hundreds of years ago. As far as worrying about milk from cloned cows, don't sweat it. Milk from "natural" cows is so altered by chemicals and processes now that "cloned" milk won't make much of a difference.

Answer 3

I say yummy! What difference does it make? They are already doing alot of genetic decision making before the calf is even being conceived. Genetically superior cows are being bred with superior bull's semen (most of the time the cow never even sees a bull) all the time. This is to get a reliable, profitable calf. Why should it be labeled? Labeling is done to protect consumer safety, not to bow down to your belief system.

As far as dairy farmers are concerned, I would think they would be happy with cloning also. If you have a high producing cow, you would certainly want alot more like her, that have the potential to make the farmer alot of money.

It's called capitalism, if you don't like it, don't buy it.

Answer 4

To quote from Zardoz:

You still eat the bread.

Whether it's genetically engineered, or just a product of selective breeding, it doesn't matter. Some of the "purists" out there refuse to eat genetically enhanced food. Why? No sense other than it's "not natural". What out there that we use *IS* natural?

So now its cloning? Again, what does it matter. Meat is meat, bread is bread, veggies are veggies. Starting to *really* sound about as sophisticated as any cave man...oh no, now I'm going to be sued by geico...great.

Hail Eris! All hail Discordia!

Answer 5

they at the instant are not valuable if the same old public will take to it. easily... i think of they might desire to make it obtainable, quite in components that don't get alot of sturdy meat products. If people purchase it and prefer it, then cool. If no longer, then they might call it quits. i do no longer prefer to attempt it each time quickly. i will wait til it extremely is been out awhile and locate that it extremely is all cool. i presumed I heard that they are going to label it as cloned meat.

Answer 6

So? Its cloned. Big deal

Why not use a star trek replicator to make food? No more fammine, right?

Cloneing isn't going to make dairy farming go away, it will simply be used to make genetically superior food

Heck, if you wanted to be a purist about it, do you realize that grains have been modified now for close to 5000 years and I noticed you ***** about the bread you've been eating, right?

Answer 7

I would certainly hope the FDA would want to have a say in it somewhere. And the meat you get on an everyday basis isn't all that healthy either. But cloning is an issue that needs to be dealt with. For me it's more of an ethical violation than a religious one. But it still isn't natural as you stated.

Answer 8

Gross. It's rare that I eat meat but I would hate to eat a cloned chicken or something. Not warning people is wrong too.

GE free all the way!

Answer 9

You do realize that people have be 'cloning' plants for centuries? And you've been eating them.

Answer 10

its a bad idea cuz it may not be healthy We already have too many hormones in the meat now...