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> potential harm versus the realities of medical science and study
> needless abuse and inhumane treatment.
> This specific case does not seem like that
Starting on epileptic mice versus humans seems like a reasonable starting point.
You're failing to identify any actual ethical issue beside a blanket problem with animal testing. Which I can partially agree with as there's plenty of needless abuse and inhumane treatment.
This specific case does not seem like that.
With a veterinarian conducting part of the procedure and overseeing the rest of it, and the mouse reportedly making a decent recovery, I fail to see a lapse in ethics.
Similar data has been shown about WASP identity in the U.S. to which I say, the only people who care are not serious or intelligent people. Like you're so afraid and incapable of coping with change that you have to enact mass violence against immigrants to preserve some perverted since of identity.
Your example proves my point.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_Chinese_subgroups
I won't be responding to any more of your comments. Feel free to have the last word.
Which group of people have existed for thousands of years? Be specific, then I'll point out the multiple times in history that they've intermingled with other cultures and societies to form new ones.
Ethnically replacing a population isn't happening and is a false premise that I'm not going to continue debating as if it has any merit.
My 'worldview' is not an opinion. It's a historical observation of humans and their physical and cultural migration patterns.
That's a comparison that could only be made by a right wing shill trying to use an actual tragedy to push an inane talking point.
I'm sure it'll work next time though /s
Your whataboutisms are weak. Other dominant ethnic groups can be supremacist. Backwards logic is not limited to white peoples.
The united states for example, current situation acknowledged, saw a meteoric rise even with, perhaps even because of a rich cultural tapestry that could be in no way described as coherent. Sure there are large blocs of cultural identity across multiple regions, but that's about it, and even then that's been on the decline for some time.