This is not The Haters Club You're Looking For discussion
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I hate misinformed tripe (And I'm not fond of ignorant ruminant stomachs either)
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I hate the total lack of creativity reflected in the fact that you posted the exact same f**king thing in at least 11 (and counting!)other groups. If your laziness in not even attempting to make your posts relevant in any way, shape or form to the forum is any indication of your commitment to "the cause", then I'm going go home tonight dip a mouse in battery acid, bash its' crispy remains with a snickers (cuz it really satisfies) bar and curse your name for being less of an activist & more of a spammer.
And then I'm going to eat every other candy you mentioned in this list.
And then I'm going to eat every other candy you mentioned in this list.









You have Mars bars? I haven't seen one in at least a year! Can you mail me some?

Really? I see them every where! Mars bars and Twixes are my favorites. Seems like animal abuse doesn't effect you at all.


Alfonso, have you ever tried mole (I don't know how to put the accent on the "e")? That involves chocolate and meat, but it's actually pretty good.


As much as I find unnecessary animal testing unpleasant what disturbs me about this post is that the poster does not address the human element in chocolate production which is far more disturbing.
Much of mainstream chocolate production is linked to slavery and abusive labor (especially of children) in the Cote d'Ivoire (the Ivory Coast).
I am not advocating a boycott ( I realize the limitations of independent consumer politics) but rather I am voicing an opinion that people need to be aware of where their products come from and what is involved in the production. I know it's a cliche but knowledge can be a powerful tool and I am all for being an informed consumer.
I guess I find the (well documented and widely acknowledged) abuse and forced labor of people more distressing than the above story.

first of all, i know chocolate is toxic (like, deadly toxic) to dogs and especially to cats (becuase they're smaller). well, mice are smaller still than cats, so it stands to reason that chocolate might be toxic to them as well. now, i have no idea why it's good for humans but bad for our pets, so maybe it's not toxic to mice at all. even so, mouse systems are so different from ours (like for one, mice have no bladder or bowel control. everything just goes right through their digestive tract and out the other side when it gets there), it doesn't seem very plausible that the effects of various ingredients could be tested on mice (pigs maybe, they're closer) and still yield human-relevant results. unless that was how we ended up with olean and all those things on the market in the first place. who knows.
anyway, i'm going to snopes now to look this up. but i'm thinking this is somewhere between the razor blade in the candy bar legend (never happened) and the PETA videos of slaughterhouse workers throwing chickens against the wall (happened, but because the guys doing it were sickos, not because that's how chickens are normally slaughtered).

So....case closed. No animal testing for 20+ yeasrs. We can all go back to our normal lives once again.


Pronunciation: \ˈtrīp\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French
Date: 14th century
1 : stomach tissue especially of a ruminant (as an ox) used as food
2 : something poor, worthless, or offensive
I was going for the second meaning.


but with rare steak and flank with fat.
no thanks on the tripe.
there's just no way you can clean tripe enough to get rid of all the poo.
all those villi and microvilli are poo reservoirs.

I prefer to look at those villi as flavor resevoirs.


Tampopo on the Internet Movie Database
In one part, this gangster type talks about these boars who eat nothing but yams. Their intestines are full of yam, and so when you slaughter them, you have Yam Sausage already ready to go.
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should know that candymaker Mars funds deadly
animal experiments even though not one of the
tests is required by law, there are more reliable
human studies and Hershey’s, the company’s top
competitor, has banned all tests on animals.
Mars has funded cruel experiments in which mice
were fed a candy ingredient and forced to swim
in a pool of diluted paint. The mice had to find a
hidden platform to avoid drowning, only to be
killed and dissected later.
In another experiment funded by Mars, experimenters fed rats cocoa and
then collected their blood by injecting a needle
directly into their hearts—a procedure that can
lead to internal bleeding and other deadly
complications.
Mars also supported an experiment
in which baby mice were crammed into small
Plexiglas chambers and submerged for nearly five
hours in chilled water just to see if a chocolate
ingredient affected their breathing rate.
Please don’t buy any of these Mars products
until the company drops its deadly animal tests:
• M&M’S
• SNICKERS
• SKITTLES
• MILKY WAY
• STARBURST
• THREE MUSKETEERS
• TWIX
• DOVE
• M-AZING
• COCOAVIA
• ETHEL M
• LUCAS
• MUNCH
I believe in this to much to let it be unknown. I have stopped eating those candies and I will not eat them until they do something about it. We CAN make a change and i think we should start now.
to get this known...start a conversation in all of ur goodreads groups stating this. join other groups to get this known. Do whatever u can to stop this awful killing! Make a change.
Spread the word!!!!