You just sunk my battleship!!! answer this question to ressurect it. Do you see a miral flaw in harming genes for

Question: You just sunk my battleship!!! answer this question to ressurect it. Do you see a miral flaw in harming genes for research? WOuld you ever test on animals, what is the moral line!!?

Asked by oli1falcon to Kay on 18 Mar 2010 in Categories: Benefits.
- Kay Penicud answered on 18 Mar 2010:
  
  I think the moral line for testing on animals is whether it will bring possible medical benefit. So I would say the testing of cosmetics is not ethical, but medial research (e.g. new medicines) is ethical.

bethkeegan commented on 19 Mar 2010:

i dont really see why you want to damage cells and hurt animals. thats good.
veatrix commented on 20 Mar 2010:

Well if you say that testing for medical research is ethical, then how far would you go? What if those tests damage those animals on a permanent basis?

Question: You just sunk my battleship!!! answer this question to ressurect it. Do you see a miral flaw in harming genes for research? WOuld you ever test on animals, what is the moral line!!?